Hanna lived in Germany circa 1942 when WW2 was happening. Her father was not Jewish but her mother and brother were. Hanna didn't know what to do because hot on the press was that Hitler was sending Jews to concentration camps. Hanna was scared. She didn't want her mother and brother to go to a horrible camp. What can she do to protect the people she love most without doing something she'll regret forever.

When Eliana and her village are forced to relocate to a "camp" , heartache and pain are the only comforters to remind them they're still alive. Deaths, hard times, and a little bit of love are the only things she has to hold onto.. Will she make it out alive? --Based on The Holocaust. PLEASE NOTE- I HAVE FINALLY FINISHED THE EDITING FOR THIS PIECE AS OF 5/3/2016. It is NOT perfect. I wrote this story when I was 12, and NO it is not ALL historically accurate, but that is the point of a fiction piece. Do not tell me what is and isn't "realistic." I don't care.

She looked out the window of the train then back to the cracked mirror in front of her. She turned and saw the number that was burned on her shoulder bright black saying "1125". Yet she could remember her name, Sasha. "Many of us has died and slaughterer in cold blood by those who hate us", she wrote in her book. "Yet I still fight on with a big dream, to stop the holocaust. It's a big dream but I know I can achieve it with some help. May take years maybe months but it will be worth it at the end." -Fiction: This is not real-

The Holocaust was the mass-murder of about 6 million Jews during World War 2 (1941-44.) This mass murder was most prominently carried out by concentration, death, and labor camps Jews were sent to by German Nazis. This book is a collection of original short stories and poems about the Holocaust. [Historical Fiction #274 ~ 7/10/14]