Informative Essay: 'I Was Sent To Auschwitz'

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Outline People are bad at heart because People do horrible things to hurt one another If you think what your doing is wrong don't do it Always do something right

People do horrible things to hurt one another for instance”someone knows we're here” pg.487 Even though he wasn't killing Jews. He was hurting good by making them get a better chance of getting caught. An example of this is ”I was sent to Auschwitz”.pg 512` There ruining families. killing innocent people Which isn't fair. All the poor innocent Jews who didn't deserve what happened to them. For instince“Make up your mind already someone has had a big dinner from that cat”.pg 492 When someone is worried about something you shouldn't tease them. make fun of them. You

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