How To Write A Reflection On The Holocaust
1. Hovering above the Pit was the tale that had the greatest impact on me. The Rabbi had a strong faith in God, something that in those days and those moments; life and death situation is definitely not obvious. But even that wasn't the most touching moment in the tale. The rabbi's friend was neither religious, and I assume that, nor his faith in God was his core of living, but he believed in the Rabbi, who was his friend, and that was the thing that saved him. Even though, it feels like something that isn't completely possible and true; the slightest chance that it is true, gives me a lot of hope.
Believing in a person was proven to be right. Unfortunately, it is something that in our days somehow rare. During the Holocaust where everybody
Believing in a person was proven to be right. Unfortunately, it is something that in our days somehow rare. During the Holocaust where everybody