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This is where the Germans start to economically discriminate against the jews to hurt them by not supporting their businesses. -
Around this time is where his dad and uncle argue about whether they stay in germany or not. -
Daniel remembers his teacher, who dehumanized his people by calling them names. -
Daniel, and many more jews had an id card just to identify them as jews, They had to change their names to Israel and Sara to identify as Jews also. -
Daniel and his family are forced to move to Lodz, Poland in a ghetto. -
They were forced to wear them to be identified as jews. -
Daniel’s father needed to know information even though he knew it was illegal, the BBC news provided very important information on the war to Daniel’s family. -
Daniel’s family had to keep good hygiene in order to not contract any diseases during their stay in Lodz -
Mr stein found a note from a group while through clothes from the transport. The note read that the group were to be sent to their deaths. -
Postmen ran from house to house, delivering “wedding invitations” which was called the orders. -
Daniel didn't know if Fredrich escaped or not, nor if he knew he was on the same car as his family. -
Although they had food they had a brutal kapo that would beat them furiously. -
While marching back to the barracks Daniel throws the note at Erika, although he is unsure if she noticed it. -
Daniel sees all the bodies being burned in the pit, He sees them turning black from the fire. This completely changed Daniel's view of the human race. -
Daniel had contracted typhus, although his father was there for him and he bribed the kapo to let Daniel recover in the barracks while he was sick. -
During this march if Jews were to fall down or even trip, they would be killed. -
Daniel thought that Buchenwald wasn't terrible, yet it still wasn't pleasant for him, when he returned to camp it was rough. The barracks were rough and had fights very often. -
Daniel saw rows of Jewish prisoners, being marched out of Buchenwald, perhaps to their immediate death. -
The following day after the first evacuation they gathered again for evacuation. As soon as the allies attacked Daniel was nervous and excited. An explosion ripped through the camp and that became Daniel’s chance to strike. -
This was the night of their uprising, Daniel was glad to be finally be free. -
Daniel returns to Lodz, He comes across Rosa again. Although this is the end, This seems only to be the beginning of Daniel's life.
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