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Brief Summary Of 'The Other Victims' By Ina Friedman

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Serena Stechman Mrs. Duesing Language Arts The Other Victims Summary The Other Victims, excerpt one, by Ina Friedman is about a boy’s life during the Holocaust in and out of camps. Bubili, the boy in the story, was shaved of every hair much like the other Jews in the camp. Germans entered Southern Austria and Bubili wound up being thrown in jail. He escaped with another prisoner. They went to different countries to stay away from police, but Bubili keeps being thrown in jail. He manages to escape every time. After he escaped a prison, he went to find his family. His family sent him with other family members because they thought it was safer. The day after he arrived, he was put in trucks with others and sent to Dachau, a concentration camp.

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