Thursday, February 10, 2011

Holocaust Survivors by Molly


Moshe

Moshe was born in Hungary. When World War 2 came Moshe ran into the woods and pretended to be not Jewish and hid with gentiles. He pretended to be gentile because partisans hated Jews and he was there when they were abusing and killing Jews. When World War 2 was over he went back to his village and found out most of his family was killed by Nazis. He immigrated to Israel by him self with nothing and started a new life.

Sonia Welis Frenkel

Another survivor of the Holocaust is Sonia Welis Frenkel. During the Holocaust Sonia’s friend told her to steal some cloth to get more bread, that’s when she got caught and a Nazi put a gun in her mouth but when he shot it didn’t go off, but then he hit her on the head and made her leave. That night she was so disturbed that she couldn’t sleep. The next morning when she was sewing uniforms she said her head really hurt so much she could barley see, but if she stopped working they would kill her. After the holocaust she wouldn’t let her family take showers, she actually broke the tap.
 
Bracha

Bracha was only six when world war two came. She was sent to a station where Jews were sent to camps or were killed.  Bracha Said they were lucky because they succeeded to get out of the place with the help of a Rumania Officer that put them into a house with a Russian family. There were five people in one small room. After world war two in 1945 when the Germans were defeated Bracha returned to there house and they didn’t have any property they started their lives from the beginning.

Leo Heiman

Leo Heiman lived in Warsaw, Poland. When the Holocaust started his family knew it would be bad. They left all their memories and belongings behind and went to the Russian border. His family bribed a farmer to hide them and take them to their grandmother’s factory in Baranowicze. Someone reported them when the kids were playing in the woods and German soldiers came and when they heard German soldiers came they decided to leave the factory and run into the woods. One time they heard gun shoots and the leader decided to go look and got shoot the next morning they found his body. After World War two Leo became a reporter and a writer then died from a heart attack.


Elaine Singer

Elaine Singer lived in Belgium France. When the war came they had to live in a 2-room place. Elaine’s family did not practice their religion they knew they were Jewish but they didn’t tell anyone. One time Elaine heard there was a D-day witch meant the war was over she was pretty exited.
                  
The End 

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