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Jack Fogel - Holocaust Summary

Jack Fogel

Jack Fogel’s testimony described about his experience with the Germans and the ghettos that he was stuck in. 
In 1940, Fogel was picked up by a truck with about twenty other people and was transferred to different ghettos. While in the ghetto, the men were taught to be hard workers. Fogel worked in coalmines throughout his time in the camps.

One night some of the Jews tried to escape the camp, but were caught, so the Nazi rounded everyone up and shot ten people - including the escapees. They were told that the next time someone tried to escape twenty people would be killed.

Fogel and his companions that worked at the mines were rarely feed, which lead to many getting shot for going unconscious due to mal-nutrient. Due to the lack of food, Fogel almost died as well. However, Fogel was fortunate enough to have two other men standing by him when he fell. They carried him until he got some strength back to begin walking the rest of the way.

After 1944, Fogel stayed in a displaced person’s camp at age twenty because he had no family. He wanted to go to the United States, but wasn’t able to, so he started look for jobs to start making some money. He was able to get a job in Sydney, Australia in a clothing factory, which is where he meet is wife. Fogel was happy for the first time in years after what he had been through. While doing the interview he is now currently employed at a Jewish Holocaust museum. He wants to get across to people to tell them what really went on instead of the lies that are told. He wants to get across to students mainly to let them know that something like the Holocaust will never happen again. He wishes no pain upon anyone ever again like the pain he went through with his fellow mankind.

Gerda Weissmann Klein - Holocaust Summary

Gerda Weissmann Klein

Gerda Weissmann Klein was born on May 8, 1924.

When the war started, Gerda’s brother was forced into labor for the army. When they got word that Jew concentration camps were opening they moved to their basement to try and hide. In June of 1942, the family was found and split up. After being split up from her parents, Gerda was shipped to a slave labor factory that produced fabric for the German military. 

She was able to make good friends through out her time of suffering as she was getting transported. When the girls made it to the factory they were supervised by a German woman, which was said to have been evil. However, Gerda was very grateful, because when she was sick, the German woman told her that it was life or death when the inspector came in that day. The woman tied Gerda’s boots and was able to continue her work when the inspectors came in. 

When the train came to get the girls after being in the camp for three years, Gerda remembered a family committing suicide together and Gerda wanted to do that because she knew it was going to get bad. But, she promised her father that she’d never do such a thing. Her father grabbed her neck and made her promise that she would never do that because committing suicide was for cowards.

After getting off the train, the girls including Gerda were free to go in the freshly fallen snow. While they were wondering, so many girls were killed including her best friend. Walking around, a man was driving by and spotted Gerda. This was the very same man that ended up saving all the girls that had made it to the building. The man and Gerda ended up marring later. They were able to move to the United States, which is where they are currently live with their own family. 

Alfred Caro Summary Buehler

Alfred Caro

He was born in a small village outside of Berlin and later moved to Berlin. Mainly because the village was annexed into Poland. His father name was Sally and he was a nice man a butcher he also owned a butcher stored. His mothers name was Freida and she was a stay at home mom. He had three brothers and three sisters. Alfred was very close with all of this family. The Jewish community in Berlin was very active and progressive. Their was a good relation between normal Berliners and the Jewish people was good. While in public schools Alfred was one of the only Jewish kids. He didn't really have a favorite thing in school but he liked school. Alfred was falsely accused as a political opponent so he turned himself. Hoping his actions would help protects his brothers form the Nazis. He was sent to Schsenhausen concentration camp. He had to do hard labor in terrible conditions. He saw the the arrival of more transports. Alfred also received brutal treatment form the Nazis during his time in the camp.
After six weeks of appealing to the police in Berlin his mother Freida some how appealed for Alfred's release form the camp in July of 1938. A aid organization helped Alfred get a visa to immigrate to France where he lived in Paris. Till he was given permission to move to Colombia. The ship he took was call the Cuba and it took 2 weeks for him to get there. He had no money so he took a job in the gold mined in Colombia. He worked in the mined till he had enough money to move America and start up his own restaurant. The restaurant is called Cora’s restaurant and is in Alabama.  

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Anton Mason

Summary

Anton Mason was born Anton Msisner on April 21,1927. His farther Maximilian was a Fur trader and his mother Sarah was stay at home mom. He attended the same school Ad Elie Wiesel. The school he was going to was taken over by a Catholic order in 1940. This put quotas on the number of jewish students allowed at the school. However this did not stop Anton form getting his education. He noticed in 1942 the the Hungarian government pass the anti-Jewish laws. Misaximilian his father lost his fur business because of this. The government also confiscated all of the Jewish peoples radios including Anton’s families radio as well. At the start of 1944 the Nazis occupied Hungary. This made his living conditions terrible. They were forced to wear a yellow star, obbey a curfew and were not even allowed to travel anywhere at all.

In March of 1944 he and this family was forced into a ghetto. This ghetto was known as Te Sighet ghetto. This whole family was foced to leave their home and move into a large room with eight other people. In May of 1944 the Ghetto was ended and everyone was sent to Aushwitz-Birkenau. As soon as he got there his family was seperated and Anton's monther and younger brother were taken to the gas chamber because the could not work because the mom was too old and brother was too young. A few days after that his dad and Anton were picked to be in forced labor and transferred to Aushwitz I.

Him and this father were later transferred to Auschwitz III-Monowitz then they did more hard labor. Then they were sent on a death march in 1945 when the war was coming to the end. His farther died during the march to Burchenwald. The camp was later liberated buy the United States Army. He now lives in Florda with his wife Leslie.

A Film Unfinished - Ben Bowden

“A Film Unfinished” is a documentary based off of certain parts of the Holocaust in which this film was never meant to be revealed to anyone. And right after the war was lost for Germany, this video was pieced together.

The film itself was made up of the average life in the ghettos, the only difference between the actual ghetto and what was filmed was the simple fact that there were plays and acts put together in order for the film crew to obtain certain scenes, even though most of these scenes were staged.

The people in the ghettos, the Jews, had been either placed in a certain part of a town with walls around it or they were already living in a town where walls were built up around their current living quarters. IN such places, the laws were strict with little to no health care whatsoever and jobs were as few and far between as finding somewhere to do personal hygiene. People died daily, just passing out in the street due to hunger and what not. One of the jobs that some Jewish members did was to literally go around and pick up the dead bodies wherever they found them with a cart, haul them back to the dead house, and then go back out for more picking up of dead people.

Going back to having strict laws, if someone was found smuggling food, they were shot in front of everyone. And not just those laws, but some of the practices such as a mass of people had to watch a play and laugh whenever they were told to laugh and also they could not relieve themselves of any bodily functions that a normal person could. One such strange event took place whenever there were a couple of healthier men and women chosen to go in and take a bath to wash themselves as they thought, shortly after washing themselves, they were all shoot to death in the frigid water.

This was only some of the harshness that happened to the Jewish people in the ghettos.

Holocaust Video

Jeremy Leonard
Mr.Neubuger
Eng. 101-104
19 March2013

                                                                        Opinion Essay
Holocaust Video
                             

The video was a distrubing video about the gettos during World War Two and in my opinion the video was a propangda video. To give the world false hope about how the Jews were being treated.The video showed lyes and truths about how they was really treated. What distrubed me the most is that the Jews look like cattle in the sell barn. Another thing that really bothered me is that the human spirt couldn't be seen in the video at all even the scences that so the people clapping and laughing appeared to be hollow and empty.The only funny part in the holew video was the few scences that you would a passer by glair into the camra with the look of,"What the hell are these German film makers  doing here?" 

I understand now thar acording to the Bible that the Jews were to be punished for turning their backs on God it could be so. For one man to do so much damage must be the fate of God so many would say. The sad thing is if we don't rember the past we will make the same mistakes again. 

A film Unfinished - Tri Ha

At the end of WWII, 60 minutes of raw film was discovered intact in an East German archive. Shot by the Nazis in Warsaw in May 1942, and labeled simply "Das Ghetto," this footage quickly became a resource for historians seeking an authentic record of the Warsaw Ghetto. In 1998, another reel was discovered that radically complicated the scholarly interpretation of “Das Ghetto.” The footage, in which glimpses of the Nazi filmmakers can be seen when they accidentally step into each others’ shots, makes clear the great extent to which the Reich’s propagandists staged the scenes in the unfinished film that came to be known as “Das Ghetto.” A Film Unfinished presents the raw footage of the latter reel in its entirety, carefully noting fictionalized sequences (including a staged dinner party) falsely showing "the good life" enjoyed by Jewish urbanites. We also glimpse the filmmakers forcing some of the more prosperous Jewish inhabitants to ignore the corpses lying in the streets. Without forcing any conclusions about what the object of the propaganda film, director Yael Hersonski offers insight into how what we believe to be definitive and historical is not always what it appears to be. The video itself is quite fascinating, which leads to the question, "why were they there in the first place"? Why did Hitler send them there? In my opinion, the purpose of them being there can only be one thing - proof. Hitler wanted to show the world what Jews was about. But, thats just an opinion. The video was amazing regardless of its purpose.

A Film Unfinished-Thien Tran

The “A Film Unfinished” is made bases on documents that the German filmed during the anti-Semitic time. The German made the film with the purpose of creating evidences about the reason why they killed thousands of Jews, and increased the anti-Semitic movement. However, their shady conduct had ended in failure along with the collapse of the Nazi.

The Jews were forced to live in the ghettos where were full of restrictions, laws and poor quality; they were only allowed to go out at specific time. When thee German filmed, they asked the Jews to walk around on the street, and had to pay no attention to the hungers; which would be used as an evidence of the Jews did not care for the poor. The German brought foods to the market and started filming to prove the Jews lived in good condition, but most of people there could not afford to buy those foods. However, Jews who were able to live in a better condition tried not to give up their humanity; some people who were caught in the act of smuggling food would be shot, therefore, smuggling food had decreased through time.

The German ordered people to come to the theater to cheer for the actors, audiences had to fake their laugh and bravo. When the German narrowed the Ghettos, they expelled the Jews from their home; they only had two days to find a new placed to live. The Jews were tired and exhausted from the living condition, so people just trashed their garbage through the windows. Some people even ate food from those piles of garbage. The Jews had nothing to eat; they walked on the street like a moving skeleton. Dead body lied everywhere on the street, so they piled the dead bodies up and buried them with many layers. Even though the Holocaust survived testimonies had experienced all of that, they still cannot stand when they watch the film. It shows how horrible the German had done to the Jews at that time.

The cameramen had never known what the purpose of the film was. It is impossible that how could someone did something they did not even know.

An Unfinished Film - Summary

This film was created for a purpose that no one knows. It has no audio, just footage from inside the Warsaw Ghetto, filmed by the Nazis. From what we know about it, it was a propaganda video. It made me feel sick watching how they treated them during the video. The Nazis wanted to show the comparison of the high class Jews inside the Ghetto that could afford to go to nice dinners, have a wonderful wedding, even extravagant funeral possessions. On the side of the video, they get the beggars, starved, and poor. They capture little kids begging in the streets for food, money, water, ect. In the video, it showed how they staged each scene and even showed the multiple times they had to redo them to get the perfect shot. Sometimes, you would be able to catch an SS officer, and one was identified, Willy Wist. He was tracked down and asked to do an interview for the video. One of the hardest parts of watching A Film Unfinished would most likely be seeing the survivors come back and watch the footage for the first time. Some of them were able to identify family, neighbors, and close friends. Not knowing if any of them survived the whole thing would absolutely kill me on the inside. The film makers also captured how the other Jews would get rid of the corpses on the side of the roads. When someone in a family would pass, from either starvation or a disease, the family would lay them on the side of the road, in hopes someone would come pick up their bodies. Once someone would come to pick up the bodies, they would be taken to a massive grave and laid there. They would all get buried there together. It broke my heart seeing how the Jews were treated, especially the young ones who had no idea what their future was going to be. They had no idea. The older generation knew what was happening and did not want to make it easy for the Nazis. 

A film unfinished-quang vu

As i watch the movie was show where a ton of cameramen are sent to film scenes of day to-day life and horrific moments of depression and death. Jewish people were kicked out of their homes, mistreated and even killed, but no one should have to live a life such as this. Hersonski comprises interviews in this film with five survivors of the ghetto, who talk about what is captured on film and their lives under the Nazis. A female survivor being interviewed states, Jewish families weren’t aloud to live in more than one room. One room to a whole family is not right and no family should have to obey by these guidelines that the Nazis set out. The Nazis invade Poland and start rounding up Jews. They send them to ghettos in Poland. There are about many people in the ghetto of Warsaw.
at the Wan see Conference, the Nazis decide the final solution to the Jewish question. They decided to kill all of the Jewish people regardless the age or gender. For most Jews, this is the last time they will see their mother, father, or siblings. The Nazis killed thousands of Jews a day creating new techniques and killing methods to eliminate these Jews more rapidly. One technique is to take several Jews out in a mobile gas van and just wait for them to die from the gas. These vans are also known as hell vans. Adolf Hitler want to kill all Jew without any food and drink. This man and his sadistic secret diary believe that all Jews should be annihilated and people are following his orders. This period of time is very tragic and devastating. They had corpses laid out on the sidewalks. Jews were told to walk past them with their chins held high. The Jewish people never deserved to have gone through this gruesome punishment and mistreatment.

Film Summary

The film unfinished was about the Nazis recording the life of the Jews in the Warsaw Ghettos in Poland. In the movie you would think that the Jews got treated like the Germans by how they showed the rich Jews, but then you get more into the movie and realize that the Jews were treated terribly. In the movie it showed how they would bring food to the Ghettos where only the rich could afford it, and then it showed the people starving because they have no food to eat. It showed the Jews that were dying and that had died on the sides. They said that people didn’t even realize how the people looked when they died because they never looked down. I couldn’t imagine having to walk through there with all of them dead. They eventually started picking the corpse up and taking them to a shed outside of the cemetery where they would eventually be buried. They dug a huge hole and piled them in there on top of each other. They always showed the prettiest waitresses lining up outside the restaurant and they had the children walk in front of them with their hands out, but got nothing which proved that even the other Jewish people weren’t willing to share with them and though they were the same as them. It’s really sad to think that they weren’t willing to help each other even a little, because even the littlest thing could have helped some. It amazes me that it seemed like some didn’t care if someone died, and they didn’t seem to feel guilty that they could have done something but they just keep to their selves. They also showed the ritual bath that both men and women used at one point which they were extremely terrified off because they had never used it before, and they weren’t sure if it was going to kill them or what it would do to them if they got in it, but they ended up getting into it anyways because they knew they would die one way or another.