you have learned about the Holocaust—the Nazi mass murder of 6,000,000 Jews and 5,000,000 others during World War II.

Directions: Imagine yourself as one of the children in the liberation photograph. Complete the three paragraphs as a first-person narrative from his or her point of view.

Paragraph 1: Why were you persecuted?
Paragraph 2: Where did you go? Describe your experience at the camp. What happened to your family? How did the United States respond to your experience?
Paragraph 3: What will your future bring? Predict what you think will happen to you now that you have been liber

Question

you have learned about the Holocaust—the Nazi mass murder of 6,000,000 Jews and 5,000,000 others during World War II.

Directions: Imagine yourself as one of the children in the liberation photograph. Complete the three paragraphs as a first-person narrative from his or her point of view.

Paragraph 1: Why were you persecuted?
Paragraph 2: Where did you go? Describe your experience at the camp. What happened to your family? How did the United States respond to your experience?
Paragraph 3: What will your future bring? Predict what you think will happen to you now that you have been liber

bibby · Answer

Which liberation photograph? I imagine picking a Jew and picking a gypsy/homosexual result in different essays

anonymous · Answer

1. You could talk about how Germans thought Jews were taking away jobs and detrimental to society, because they wanted to weed out the Jews to have a super perfect human race. 
2. Auschwitz is a pretty well known concentration camp. You could talk quite a bit about the death, disease, and hunger going on in the camps, as well as the poison gas used to kill many people. In all probability, your family died? 
The US will probably be shocked, so somehow expand on that.
3. As a future, I'd say probably immigrate to the US and try to build up a better life in general.

Just some ideas.

anonymous · Answer

is that ur real pic like is that u

anonymous · Answer

uh yes?

justnick09 · Answer

he asked cause ur real cute

anonymous · Answer

Here's a link to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum that might also help you with more information: http://www.ushmm.org/

anonymous · Answer

i have some ideas but i am busy right now but i will help u okay

anonymous · Answer

do u need a introduction ?

anonymous · Answer

yeah

wwhitlock · Answer

Children in such a photograph aren't going to have any clue about what the US did about their plight. They would probably think of their future in terms of going back to the home they knew before.
It's probably safe to say they weren't sent to the camp for being homosexual. Children are usually not aware of sexuality and certainly wouldn't have lived through it being openly gay in Nazi Germany.