Sara Abramson, 23
April 13th, 1939
Dear Diary,
As I got off the crowded train, I got handed a number that corresponded to the number on my luggage. But also when I was getting off, one of the Jew workers told me to volunteer. I don’t know what he meant by that, but I did anyways.
All female and male were put into two groups, separated from each other. There were a few men who walked around asking if there were any tailors, shoe makers, farmers, and so on. At that point I remembered what the worker had said, and I volunteered as a tailor.
After they had enough people, they made me and the others who volunteered stay back; while the rest were taken into the camp. I don’t know if I made the right decision of volunteering, but I’m sensing that there is a reason behind why the worker told me to volunteer in the first place.
Could he have saved my life?...
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Történelmi fikcióThe Holocaust was the genocide of about 6 million Jews during World War 2, by the Nazi Germany led by Adolf Hitler himself. These are diary entries by Jews who had lost everything to the Germans and were experiencing the deathly genocide. IMPORTANT...
