Voices of the Victims: Ruth Becker

Voices of the Victims: Ruth Becker

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History, Health Sciences, Biology

11th Grade - University

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The transcript recounts a personal story of a Jewish family during World War II, starting in Strasbourg in 1939. The family flees to Perigueux, France, as refugees. They face the challenges of German occupation, including hiding from the Gestapo and dealing with the constant threat of capture. The narrative highlights the psychological impact of war on children, the struggle for survival, and the importance of family. Post-war reflections emphasize the significance of remembering history and the Holocaust.

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What were the emotional impacts of the war on the narrator as a child?

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How did the narrator's family manage to survive after the war?

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In what ways did the narrator's parents try to maintain a sense of normalcy during the war?

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What lessons does the narrator believe are important to share about their experiences?

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