Historias de Holocost

Inside this book is a compilation of stories based on the Holocaust. Most are only a chapter long, and are individual stories in themselves. I may decide to write a longer Holocaust story, and if I do, it will be specified as so. These are all works of fiction, but are loosely based on real events. Some may be graphic, viewer discretion advised. So enter the Holocaust, and never forget.

12-year-old Malvina is struggling to adapt to her world of France, 1941, as the threat of war warps a new, strange reality before her eyes. With her book-smart, 16-year-old sister Malia, and her bright 7-year-old sister Ella, Malvina hopes to see the war through. Though, after her father insults a high-regime Nazi politician, Malvina and her sisters will soon have much darker realities to contend with, as they must survive the true horror of Germany's Final Solution...

When you find love, sometimes you just know. But, what if you're not allowed to know? What if you're not allowed to love? What happens when you know that being together would mean the death of both of you, literally? Do you fight for a way to love freely, or do you hide your emotions to save the life of the one you love, even if it's only one day at a time?

[THE BOOK THIEF - MAX VANDENBURG FANFIC] Liesel is my little sister, and my best friend. We were being sent away to a safer and better family. I didn't know what being a communist meant but I knew Mama was one and that it was very dangerous to be one right now. So we were sent off. We lost our brother on the way but at 33 Himmel Street, we gained so much. Like Max Vandenburg, the hidden Jewish boy who stole the stars.

Have you ever wondered what would have happened if Anne Frank and Peter Van Pels survived the Holocaust ? See what might have happened if they returned back to Amsterdam. Enjoy !!! -Joy

The story starts on February 13th 1941 it's Mildred Richmond's 13th birthday she invited all her friends, she opens her gifts and she gets a video camera she starts a video diary right away 1 day later her family goes into hiding because the nazis have invaded the Netherlands, Mildred's father, mother, 20 year old sister Raelynn, 7 year old sister Lupe, and 1 year old brother Vere go into hiding with a family of 3 who have a son named Adam and Adam and Mildred have a spark that comes between them. People will be lost, new friends will be made. Can Mildred Richmond survive? (Some of this might not be historically accurate)

January 1945. Western Poland. Three very different people are at the start of their individual, life-changing journeys. Anja Köhler, the daughter of a high-ranking Nazi official and proud German citizen, is slightly apprehensive about moving to Finland with her family. Blind to the true situation of a now-crumbling Germany, she doesn't quite understand the reasons behind why they're leaving in the first place. Leib Abramovich, an unofficially-declared Jewish orphan living under the alias Adolf Eilert, nervously counts the seconds between now and the long road to freedom in neutral Sweden. Traveling alone by train, he is full of worry as to what his fate may be if his fellow passengers find out who he truly is. Józef Drzyzga, the revenge-driven son of a once-prestigious Polish politician, tentatively works to destroy Germany's lifeline of supplies in hopes of winning his country back once and for all. He's been tightly held under Germany's grasp for long enough, and without his sacrifice, he knows that the chances of seeing his family again are very slim. Three different people, Three different perspectives, Three different stories. One accident pulls them all together.

This story is about Lena and her family as they struggle in Germany during the Holocaust. When the Nazis come to search Lena's hometown of Kiel, her hand her brother Max are forced to leave the city But then Max is shoved into a lorry by the SS, and Lena runs away... Lena must overcome the indifference, bitterness, and cruelty surrounding her as she and her family try to escape the Nazi's Final Solution...

For Kerza Freiborne, the war began with fire and ended in ice. But Ally bombs and a march through frozen fields did not come first: the war had a precursor that brought it to her doorstep in the shape of hunched shoulders, dirt-smudged cheeks and a gold star sewn to the breast of a sweater. A fugitive Jew in the heart of Nazi Germany is not a thing that can be simply swept beneath a rug, and thusly, it is the attic of Kerza's family in which the traumatized, stammering boy must take shelter. With the battlefield drawing closer and a country's old prejudice reaching a boiling point, the line between us and them is blurred and the duplicity of human nature becomes clearer every day. But for better or worse, this Jew and German are the most important people in each others lives, and everything they thought they understood of their world will soon change forever.

A short story/description of a young boys walk to the gas chambers, where the horrors of the camps are retold from young eyes...

In 1940s Berlin, young Ayala Cohen's life is shattered when the Nazis violently uproot her close-knit Jewish family. After witnessing unspeakable atrocities, Ayala finds herself imprisoned in the hellish confines of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, torn from her parents and siblings. In that dark pit of humanity's worst impulses, she forges an unlikely bond with Amos, a boy whose resilient spirit and optimism sparks hope even in their bleakest moments. As their friendship deepens into defiance of their oppressive reality, Ayala and Amos hatch a desperate plan to escape the camp's barbed wire embrace. But freedom will come at a devastating cost, testing their perseverance and the enduring strength of their bond. Beneath a Broken Sky is a harrowing tale of human perseverance, youthful courage, and the power of hope to blossom even in civilizations darkest hours.

In 1933 Germany, Adeline Sommer and Esther Goldberg are the best of friends. One little problem though- Esther is Jewish. Adeline doesn't care, but it seems as if the rest of the world does. It soon becomes apparent that Berlin is no longer safe for Esther, and that their friendship is actually endangering Adeline's life. As if fighting for their friendship wasn't hard enough already, it seems nearly impossible when a protective Nazi officer enters the scene. He'll do anything to keep Adeline safe, and that means either destroying her friendship with Esther or putting his own life on the line. ••• {This book is historical fiction. Most characters and events are invented by me. I am not German, nor am I an expert on German culture. Please kindly let me know if I state anything incorrectly. Plagiarism is prohibited. Most images do not belong to me. Thanks for reading!}

Short stories I wrote in Creative Writing.

Life was perfect until the day the Nazis came into my perfect, little town and broke it. My name is Shimon Herskovitz, and I was a victim of the Holocaust.

"The Jew has dark, curly hair; thick, dark eyebrows; and a bent nose, shaped like a figure 6. " Those are the marks of identification that distinguish dirty Jews from the pure Aryan race. With a sense of pride and belonging, young Petra recites these facts to her father, and wonders why - with his blonde hair, blue eyes, and Aryan features - he insists that they must leave.

Edu Olendski hadn't imagined anything like this. Not the devastation. The hatred. The fear. It was nothing like he could have imagined. Yet he had known they were all fated for destruction. Once those Stars were sewn to their hearts. --DISCLAIMER-- Story will not be made to be 100% historically accurate, including names and locations. Because of this there are bound to be historical continuity errors. Please understand this and don't get upset with me, please. Thank you.

Jessica is a teenage girl who lives in Poland with her father, mother, brother and sister. They get taken by Nazi soldiers. See her and her family move through these challenges of being in a concentration camp and recover from a tragic family death. Even meeting someone who could be their light in the darkness.

With the Germans taking Jewish people away from their homes and placing them into concentration camps, Sarah finds out first hand the horror of being Jewish during the Holocaust.

Opened in 1940, Auschwitz-Birkenau was a complex of over forty concentration and extermination camps operated by Nazi Germany, and was the largest of its kind. The complex was active for roughly five years and ended the lives of over 1.1 million prisoners. This was for school, and I haven't been marked for it, but I think it's good.