Learning about this genocide for the last few weeks has been an emotional experience. For example watching Life is Beautiful was sad and happy and funny all at once. It is still so horribly incredible to me that anyone would ever do what was done. It also is so horrible to me to think that this was not actually that long ago. And that something like this could have happened so recently. Learning about this has changed me by making me realise what had actually happened. I knew that the Holocaust had happened, but I didn’t know how bad it actually was, and all the pain that people had to endure for years. The only way that this has changed the way I perceive humanity, is by changing the way I think about the lengths that someone would go to, to exterminate a group they don’t like. Like for example the death march through the freezing cold snow that Elie and all the other prisoners of the camp had to go through. What I have taken away is the awareness of everything that had happened.
8A Global Studies: This blog is a forum for you to share with the class your reactions to Night, a memoir by Elie Wiesel. You are required to write a post based on the assigned reading. Each writing post should be at least 200 words in length. In addition to posting your response to the reading, take time to read at least two other posts and comment briefly following the guidelines we have set forth in class. If two people have already commented on a post, please choose another.
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