Aushwitz Stories

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

Ashes to ashes - Dust to dust - We all fall down.

Hannah. A Jewish girl with a mother, father and little brother called Aaron were a normal family. That was until the Nazi's took over Hannah's home town of Amsterdam. At age twelve she is forced to see things nobody else her age would usually see and she writes all of her emotions into a diary which she swears she will publish one day, she will show the world what life was like for Jews like herself.

What if Anne Frank was able to write down her thoughts in Bergen-Belsen? What would she have told Kitty on a scrap piece of paper? Will she survive and manage to live her dream and tell the world of her story?

Tina è quella che si dice "una ragazza difficile": non ha mai conosciuto suo padre, orfana prematuramente di madre, è cresciuta in un istituto da cui è fuggita a tredici anni entrando nel tunnel della droga. Un tunnel che crede di essersi lasciata alle spalle, ora che frequenta l'ultimo anno di liceo, e partecipa all'ultima gita scolastica, nel campo di sterminio di Auschwitz. Quel che non sa è che proprio lì, in quel luogo di orrore e di morte, c'è qualcuno che la sta aspettando. Primo posto a pari merito per la categoria "One-Shot" in "Concorso d'Autunno" 2019.

Paris, France, 1945. Jacob Metzger and his 3 biological brothers, along with their two new adopted brothers and multiple friends have survived the horrors of the concentration camps. Now they are in a foreign land, surrounded by foreign customs, confused on where to go and what to do. Too afraid to return to their home land of Hungary, Jacob and his brothers must now navigate a life in France. Separated from their mother and sisters, with no father to protect them, Jacob and his brothers must grow up quickly if they want to survive the real world. 11/21/17- #601 in Historical Fiction 11/22/17- #580 in Historical Fiction 11/24/17- #558 in Historical Fiction

Follow along the journey of a holocaust survivor as she remembers her traumatic past in a series of flashbacks.

Svetlana Capek, a young Jewish woman native of Czechoslovakia, works as a primary school teacher in Paris. She suffers from a rare disease, which prevents her from feeling any kind of physical or moral pain, or even strong emotions, such as fear and love. When the Germans occupy France and the Vichy government votes anti-Semitic laws, she does not feel the terror and therefore, does not protect herself. When her husband makes a terrible mistake, they both are denounced and deported to Drancy, then to the concentration and extermination camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau. In such troubles, her inability to feel pain or hunger becomes a strength. For how long?

This is another one of my Holocaust/Auschwitz-based, fictional stories that take place in the 1940s. Monika Emilia Ziegler was imprisoned at Auschwitz, but she escaped. Now she is on the run. She has to avoid getting caught, but that becomes a challenge when someone from her past runs into her. Just when she thought her life couldn't get any crazier, her life is turned upside down because of the person who she ran into.

Romain schiff est maçon à paris mais quand son patron apprend qu'il est juif il le vire et la police française arrivent chez lui pour l'arrêter lui et sa famille Ceci est une fiction aucun des personnages n'a existés

Je vous raconte l'histoire de Eddy de Wind à travers le journal qu'il a écrit

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.

Nothing means more to Hans than his family. He just got the promotion he's worked his entire life for. But that job leads him to Auschwitz, where he meets The Angel of Death. Hans walked right into danger, and can't help but get attached to those he can't save.

This is a short story about a young girl, Rose, that has been faced with what life's like in the 1940's. Her family and friends and shook to their cores in this short story.

Do our words really transcend time and space? A letter from a sixteen year-old in Auschwitz finds its way to the hands of a allied pilot POW, and together they discover how writing connects us more than we can imagine. Photo credit: rwcitek / Foter / CC BY-SA

PLEASE READ A/N Today is 29th of March, 1940. It is also Raina and Libe's 15th birthday. Raina and Libe are identical Yiddish twins living in Poland. The German Nazi's reign was quickly was escalating and things around them began crashing down. Stories of Jewish people being shot on the streets and sent to camps sent horror throughout the country. This is something Raina and Libe are trying to ignore but when they get captured by the Nazi's and sent the famous Auschwitz camp...what are they to do? They can only guess the horrors that await them. But what happens to identical twins at Auschwitz? They wouldn't want to know. - ALL RESPECT GOES TO ALL THE PEOPLE WHO WERE AND ARE AFFECTED BY WW2