ers close to starvation, with only two bowls of soup per day.” He said, “that the Americans said it was only fair because the Jews got even less food in the KZs.” In short, American prisoners almost starved because the Jews did, so it was fair. Do you agree with this? Why?7. Trudi and many others risked their lives hiding Jews in their houses. If you were confronted with this situation, what would you do?8. Frau Simon saved a little Jewish girl from being stoned by a group of boys. If you witnessed the same thing, knowing that protecting Jews was against the law, would you have done the same as Frau Simon? Why?4. Open ended questions continued9. What are your feelings toward the Nazis? If you were confronted whether or not to turn in your family members, as Helmut was, would you? Why?10. After WW II had ended, many Germans said, “It’s not good to dwell on the things that were terrible.” “Nobody wants to relive those years. We have to go forward.” If you were told this, would you agree or disagree? Would you want to talk of the War, or never hear of it again? Why?...
