My Start of LIFE Alondra Tamayo (Per.3) and Josceline Torribio (Per.1)

This picture shows how soldiers would treat Jews with discipline into entering the cattle cars where they were led to a concentration camp.

          Moishe the Beatle was a homeless person who didn’t get into people’s business. One day Moishe and other non- Hungarian Jews were deported by Hungarian police but the incident was forgotten by other Jews.  Several months passed by, Moishe returns, having escaped from the concentration camp in Poland. He tries to warn the Jews what had happened to him, but nobody believed him people believed he had gone insane. Moishe tells Ellie what had happened to him in the concentration camp in order to save the Jews in Sighet, but life continues as normal for the duration of 1942 and 1943. During the spring of 1944, people believed that the Germans would soon be defeated by the Russians because nobody believed that the Natzis would exterminate an entire race of people.  However, it all becomes reality and the Hungarian Police start coming to the small Jewish Ghetto and start making people leave out of their homes. That night, everyone goes to bed because they had nothing else to do. The Jews had to gather up their belongings and took food because they were leaving (deported).  They  agreed to crowd together into the synagogue for an entire day. The following morning, everyone was moved into cattle wagons, which were sealed shut. The Gestapo soldier would put someone in charge of each car and threatens to shoot him if anyone escapes. The whistle blows, and the trains start moving and off they go to the concentration camps.

This is an example of how the Natzi soldiers would treat Jews when they would get to the camps. The Natzi soldiers would take away the Jews clothes and would replace it with old uniform rags.

This picture is showing the deportation of Jews.