The Story Of Madeline Deutsch And Mayer Adler

The Holocaust, mass destruction of Jews from Germans Nazis during the 1940's, was a tremendous tragedy to the whole world. The scarring history, though recent in our lives, leaves brave survivors of the concentration camps and heartbreaking experience to be one of the many heroes as we know today. Imagining how it tough it would be to endure such a tragic memory and force to rebuild life. People such as Madeline Deutsch and Mayer Adler are survivors of the holocaust and were brave enough to tell their story of how coruscating it was for the aftermath's, camps, and deportation. To begin with, Madeline Deutsch was apart of a middle class family with her mother, father, and older brother. During the time of World War II, Madeline was attending high school like as if it was a normal day. Until around April of 1944, where her family were forced to go to the Hungarian ghetto, and for a middle class family they were not comfortable there. Although, they were only located there fore about two weeks until they were transferred to Autshwitz, where something terrible happened. Upon arriving, Madeline and her mother were separated from her father and brother, being the last time she ever saw them. The Jews all had a trembling terrifying experience while being at the concentration camps and only Madeline and her mother

Mayer lived around Hungary during this time period, and was also forced to live in the Hungarian ghetto, just as Madeline did. Mayer and his family were also separated upon their arrival to Autshwitz, but none of them managed to survive. He was forced to undergo mesmerizing labor until his body dropped, until one day when he was sponsored by a children's committee he then immigrated to the United States. And with this, Mayer Adler is considered to be one of the bravest human beings ever to witness a terrible event but still decides to rebuild his