- What this literature says about the region of part of the world where it's from is saying The Nazi's didn't like Jews. One person with too much power can do mass distruction if no one stops it on time. During this time, thousands of people were being killed by Germans and it says that the Germans were evil and did not think of anything besides getting rid of the whole jewish race. So what it mainly says is that the Germans were evil and horrible people and this was a horrific time period.
-JOURNAL RESPONSE: What I will remember longest about this book is that just the sadness and the sorrow you feel for all of these people that had to endure these horrible events each and every day. The images that will stick with me is the picture of all the skinny people and everyone all smushed in one bunk. It changed my way in thinking by never under estimate anyone because stuff like this can still happen! The part I find the saddest is when Elie's dad died. He was the only person that was with Elie the whole way until the very end of freedom. The most horrifying is the whole thing, there was nothing good that happened at these camps. The most angering is why would soliders follow this evilness. The most confusing is why would HItler even want to do this! And the most touching is that Elie surrvived.
-Wendy Marie H.
