Aushwitz Stories

its a romance

This is the story of the boy in the striped pajamas but from Shmuel's perspective!!

Anne Frank was a Jewish teenage girl during the Second World War who defended her thoughts through her writing. Wherever she went she kept with her a small autograph book she used as a diary. After the war, her diary entries were published. Her writing was translated into seventy different languages with more than three thousand copies sold! She was entitled one of the most important people of the twentieth century for having the courage to write down her thoughts even through the darkest moments of her life and history. Through her writings, she reminds people today of our common humanity and the goodness that we each have buried deep within our hearts. Through her writings she lives on!

Było to w 1943...

Tema sulla Shoah fatto da me in terza media. Specificatamente, parla degli omosessuali, una delle parti lese che spesso si omettono dalla strage.

When a young girl is ripped from her small home in Poland, she is taken to Auschwitz and gets a glimpse of the brutal torture she will be subjected to. When she realizes how terrible her life is becoming, she makes a bold move to save herself.

Shmuel and his Grandpa were sitting there when that dreaded knock on the door came all too sudden . They were taken to Aushwitz where meets his old friend Amira, but when trying to escape it is the end of one of them

Embark the ship and pay attention to what I'm about to say. Yitzhak (or Isaac) was a Jewish child who was captured and imprisoned in Auschwitz, and he'd like to share his story with you. (this story is completely fictional)

« La foule se meut et chacun suit le rythme de leurs pas. Un épais brouillard empêche de visualiser l'immensité de cet endroit. Les briques rouges s'alignent et forment de multiples bâtisses, certaines fourmillent d'humains d'autres sont complètement vides. Un énorme tas de cheveux traîne dans un coin, à l'abri des regards extérieurs. » Courte nouvelle qui parle du camp d'Auschwitz, il n'y a pas de scènes sensibles.

Nous suivons la vie bien sombre et tumultueuse de la jeune Ellie qui depuis que son village de campagne fut envahi par le peuple Dalberg, elle est enfermée dans un camp de travaux forcé avec ses semblables dont ils sont totalement déshumanisés, seulement des ressources à exploiter. La mort est quotidienne, perdre des proches est devenu si banale. Mais Ellie va-elle réussir à faire changer ce monde pour le mieux

A brief encounter is the third metaphorical and descriptive piece of writing in a multitude of works. A brief encounter was writing post a visit of Auschwitz-Birkenau- a concentration camp located in Poland.

When I first heard this powerful, meaningful story - I was just a child, and didn't understand the full depth of it. Recently, I came across a movie based on the story from my childhood. Curious, I decided to watch it. And I was, well, disappointed. So here I am to tell you the story from my perspective. Originally told by Elie Wiesel, a Jew, a writer and a survivor of one history's greatest horrors: Auschwitz and Buchenwald concentration camps. The story of how G-d was put on trial, and lost to His people. Or did He?

Danny is a shy, introverted kid who bearly has one friend. The only two people he considers his true friends are Nana and Pop-Pop. Growing up Danny would always visit his grandparent's house after school but when his dad receives a new job promotion having the family move from New York City to Arizona makes Danny less than thrilled. Fast forward six years and Danny is back in town visiting his grandparents for the Holidays. Despite having heard the love story between his Nana a Holocaust survivor and his Pop-Pop who was a US Private Army soldier during WWII, Danny asks them to tell him the story one more time to where he really listens.

My wonderful yet harrowing experiences visiting Auschwitz and Krakow, Poland.

A short story about a Nazi soldier working in a Concentration Camp during WWII and a little girl with red shoes.

(Not Young Royals) A story about two Dutch boys in the Holocaust in 1945