Talk about one or more of the Resistance readings. What were your feelings? Connections? Thoughts?
In the "Jewish Resistance" reading a lot of Jews thought it was wrong what Hitler and the Nazis were doing to them, Most Jewish families were sneaking out of the the ghettos and escaped into the woods. More than than 2,000 to 3,000 Jews were joining the resistance, I had a feeling that a lot of Jews were tired of what was going on and wanted out. Just as the Boston Marathon race they grouped up to find them people that bombed it. I feel like a lot of Jews was still going with their religion, still prayed and went on with the things they believed in; they didn’t stop just because the Nazis and Hitler didn’t like what they were doing. I think the Jews had a lot of confidence in themselves, In the movie The Pianist, when they were on their way to the death camp, a man was resisting to go on the train, because his wife was pregnant, he was trying to protect her , because the Nazis were treating her with a lot of disrespect. In the handout reading we got in Social Studies really talked about what happened during the resistance, a lot of Jews went against the German laws and were going against the thing that were happening to them. I was proud that they took it to the extent and really felt that they wanted to keep their dignity and pride.
I love your last couple of sentence. The way you explained it was perfect example of civil disobedience. It is just like the Iranian Revolution. In the Iranian Revolution the people of Iran broke laws, protested and marched against the shah or the monarch and government. Just like the Jews did against the Nazis. Also your idea of the Jews resistance of Germany and persistence in their religion while occupied was amazing. I know that I would not be able to do that for my religion. Adding on to the religion part of your blog I think that the Jews did this for hope. In time of desperation, fear, and difficult situation people pray to the faith for guide and hope. That is my thought on that.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much.! I agree with you in this hope and fear thing that you had added. Thank you for reading my work, and having your own connections!
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