The Book Night Analysis
An epoch where the Germans had created a horrific calamity which was known as The Holocaust. This calamity started January 30, 1933, The holocaust was a genocide which Adolf Hitler’s Nazi party killed about six million of jews, the victims incorporated 1.5 million children and two thirds of jews that were inhabited in Europe. Germans believed that Jews were inferior and that they were Superior. The Nazi party used many psychological techniques: fear, music, public executions, and separation from family, but they were ineffective. The nazis wanted to have complete control over the Jewish. The novel Night, gives us a visual on how the jews were treated during that time period. Also, the movie Escape from Sobibor shows how the jews still had hope
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In the movie the Sobibor prisoners were in line for lunch and one of the guys was taking too long preparing the food so they beat him in front of everybody. But nobody got scared and they continued to get food. Another scene is when they were by the stream and a worker got tired and was beaten, the other workers just stared at the Gestapo. The Gestapos try to show the Jews what would happen to them if they were to disobey. The Jewish had it all planned out they make the Germans believe that they are cooperating. In the film Escape of Sobibor, there is a scene where German soldiers rush in a hut where a woman was living, but they didn't rush in there because they wanted to, they rushed in because she had something that wasn't allowed which was a baby. Babies weren't allowed in the camps because they couldn't work and they didn't have money for clothe and food. One of the soldiers grabbed the baby and the mother grabbed it from the other side. She was using her whole strength to keep hold of the baby. Another soldier had pushed her down to the floor, and the baby had flew to the ground and was shot to the head when it landed. The mother was crying hysterically, but that didn't change the way she thought. She still had the surviving mentality she never broke. Germans tried everything to traumatize the people but the methods they use were
In the movie the Sobibor prisoners were in line for lunch and one of the guys was taking too long preparing the food so they beat him in front of everybody. But nobody got scared and they continued to get food. Another scene is when they were by the stream and a worker got tired and was beaten, the other workers just stared at the Gestapo. The Gestapos try to show the Jews what would happen to them if they were to disobey. The Jewish had it all planned out they make the Germans believe that they are cooperating. In the film Escape of Sobibor, there is a scene where German soldiers rush in a hut where a woman was living, but they didn't rush in there because they wanted to, they rushed in because she had something that wasn't allowed which was a baby. Babies weren't allowed in the camps because they couldn't work and they didn't have money for clothe and food. One of the soldiers grabbed the baby and the mother grabbed it from the other side. She was using her whole strength to keep hold of the baby. Another soldier had pushed her down to the floor, and the baby had flew to the ground and was shot to the head when it landed. The mother was crying hysterically, but that didn't change the way she thought. She still had the surviving mentality she never broke. Germans tried everything to traumatize the people but the methods they use were