At this time in the film the Jewish are being taken to concentration camps in the trains, except for the workres of the family. ... When the jews are put into the trains because they don't really fit and are put in very bad conditions. ... They have to work very hard and after all they finish killing them. When the German go to the jews houses to get them and send them in the trains. Schindler help the jews becuase he was saving some of them from going in the trains to go and work in his factory. ...

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But the Jewish didn't always have freedom to express themselves, the start of WWll was the start of five very long and hard years for the Jewish Population of Germany and Poland. ... Soon afterward, the Jews are forced out of their homes to report to the train station, where their names are registered. ... Thousands of Jews are shipped off on a train to a concentration camp. ... By mistake, Itzhak Stern is placed on a train. Oskar hears of this mistake and rushes down to the station and desperately retrieves him from the train. ...

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After a long time and many hours of hard work, the men were deported to a new camp. ... It even happened to Elie's father once when the men were loading diesel engines onto trains. Idek claimed that Elie's father was being "lazy" and "not working hard." ...

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Leo had escaped many death trains which where leading to concentration camps. ... They were on the look out for him, but once again Leo escaped while the guards were not looking, jumping off the train and running fast to the nearby town. ... Even though many times his hernia would act up Leo continued to push himself harder and harder leaving his health issues behind. ... They were thrown into trains, and many times beaten. ...

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Sobel pushed E Company much harder physically than any other company. ... On September 15, they docked in Liverpool, England, and rode the train south to their new homes. ... Easy Company rode a train back to Mourmelon, France and the men got to shower for the first time in ten weeks! ... They found them to be hard-working and likeable people. ...

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(Pg. 1) This came as a hard blow to the Jewish people. ... In time, many Jews were captured by the Germans, stripped of all their personal belongings, and sent in packed trains into the Nazi concentration camps where many of them spent the remainder of their lives. ...

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This idea alone would have made these trying times much harder for Eliezer and his family as they were deeply religious. ... In Eliezer's case, he was unable to see out the window of the train while they were being transported. ...

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Trains transported people to the camps, and violently forced them off the train. All of the people's property was left on the train also. ... In this, prisoners were sent out into the cold night after a hard day of work, and lined up. ... Starting in March of 1942, trains arrived at Auschwitz-Birkinau daily, carrying Jews from Europe. ...

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• Has Bibliography
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The crimes are so inhumane that is hard to understand how ordinary people could take part in the shootings, gassings and deliberate starvation of innocent human beings. ... Some leading capitalist families managed to escape these problems, and the eyes of the angry general public were trained on pointing out especially the Jews. ... They where a people struck hard by the loss of World War I, and were in dire need of a strong charismatic leader. ...

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It is hard to believe that many Germans, especially the youth began to follow Hitler and the Nazis. ... In an address to the Hitler Youth in September 1935, Hitler stated: ' German youth of the future must be slim and slender, swift as the greyhound, tough as leather, and hard as Krupp steel.' ... Boys over fourteen trained as 'Hitler youth' (Hitler-Jugend). ...

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As a goldsmith who was trained in crafting intricate jewelry, he bribed prison officials with his handicraft in order to maintain a more comfortable living atmosphere. ... Those who were too weak, too old, or too young to participate in hard, manual labor were sent to the furnace. ...

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I have bread for you toofor you too" (Wiesel, 101) In this scene it describes a young boy beating his father (on the train to the concentration camp) in order to consume a small crust of bread. ... They contrast in their approaches of how hard they had to scratch and claw to survive, and how knowing people in commanding positions helped them. ...

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It is not so safe however, because a cute little monkey warms a way into there heart, who was trained to steal the amulet. ... After the night Indy realizes that even though this obstacle, Marion's death, was hard to live with he must continue on with his quest. ...

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In addition, the fact that the Hitler Youth was a mass group of young people made it hard to oppose. ... Boys were trained to be physically strong and have military skills necessary for war while girls were prepared for their lives as mothers. ...

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To the Germans, it was not very hard to murder the Jews since the Nazis had turned most of Germany against them and made them believe they were exterminating vermin. ... An SS man trained giving him a knockout. ...

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To the Germans, it was not very hard to murder the Jews since the Nazis had turned most of Germany against them and made them believe they were exterminating vermin. ... An SS man would "train " by using the Jew as a punching bag. ...

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• Grade Level: High School