Anna-Kaye Robinson

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Anna-Kaye Robinson
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• In this story I learned about the Jewish holiday
  Yom Kippur in which Jews would fast.

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• I also learned that there were more children
  killed upon arrival than anyone else.

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This is a picture of the Cremation oven this
picture reminds me of everyone who was picked in
the selection which makes me feel sad.
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I also learned that in the holocaust many people
were beginning to give up. Resulting in people
were beginning to give up faith and god.

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These are the barracks in which the prisoners
would sleep.
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This picture reminds me of section seven when
people are throwing bread to watch the prisoners
fight.
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This is an actual photo of the gas chamber in
which thousands of people died. In which I feel
sorry for them.
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Entrance to Crematorium I, Auschwitz I
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This is a picture of the US army of 1943

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This is a picture of two couples at well. This
was the last time they saw each other.

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WHAT I THINK

• I think that religion shouldnt be a
  discrimination factor. I dont find a problem in
  different people believing in different versions
  of the bible.

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I remember that in chapter 5 Elie is in the
musician's block and Elie is asked to have his
gold crown removed.
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My feelings toward the type of discrimination
that was present toward the Jews is I feel that
the Jews shouldnt have had to go through that
experience.
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This is a photo from World War 2

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The Book as an Experience

• If I was to journal the reading of this book as
  an experience I would call it a horrible one. The
  reason for my accusations is because there were
  numerous murders, people were mistreated very
  badly, prisoners were whipped, they were all
  petrified of their lives, there stomachs were
  famished, etc.
• This experience is definitely one that could
  never be forgotten, because everyday became a
  memory. There was always something different
  taking place. For ex. Witnessing someone getting
  killed, migrating to another camp,etc.