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Resistance
October 28, 2016
As the days grew older the pain grew larger, but only the strong survive.
In the Auschwitz camp, they all experienced pain, but somehow they all survived.
Such as Itka she never lost hope,she nevergave in when she experinced pain.
Or maybe like Ruth she kept her faith,she never EVER! Ate on Yom Kippur Day.
Even ole Balter kept that smile he kept singing just to get around.
Just like little Anna took gun powder and hid it for her own good
These were risk others never dared to take and from my point of view they all deserve capes. Because it takes a Superwomen and Superman to overcome this pain.
To be honest its real sad because no human being deserve this pain.
© Anonymous
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I hopeple will understand that those Jews survied that pain and that no human deserve that type of lifestyle. I also hope you understand the activites they all preticipated cause them to stay alive, and that that was all that kept them going. That was thier place of peace