Raoul Research Paper
Raoul grew up as a young man with his single mother who was a widow, they lived together with Raoul´s little sister on a single spot in the forest at Lidingö. It was three months before he was born, his father had passed away. When Raoul was a little child he often played by himself, he did not have any friends and his time in school was not so god either. Raoul was none of the brave guys, but it doesn’t means that you can´t be it when you grew up. Raoul had a grandfather, Gustav Wallenberg who was the Swedish ambassador in Tokyo at this time, and he hoped it would be something good about Raoul and that he would become an international person. He wanted that Raoul would learn many languages and spend lots of time in other countries in the summer. He traveled to many places around the country and meet many people. He was no longer the anxious guy who did not dare so much, when he was in high school he started to go on summer courses in France. Then began Raoul changing. He spent many weeks in France to learn French, where he lived with another family where there were other young people from other different countries. At this point in France Raoul met a Hungarian boy named Lasslo Petú and he was pretty ostracized from those other guys in the group. Lasslo was often bullied out of
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During the World War II, the Jews were treated worse than other citizens in Hungary. But when Hungary occupied by the Nazis and they did all the Jews to wear a yellow star, so they would find it easier to see who was Jew or not. The Jews did not have any bicycles, telephones, radios. And they couldn’t travel without permission. But this was not the worst. Now they began to deport 435,000 Hungarian Jews to Auschwitz, a concentration camp in Poland. The Nazi chose those who were strong and they forced to work in concentration camps. In this way, The Nazis managed to kill about 6 million Jews and millions of other people, including those with
During the World War II, the Jews were treated worse than other citizens in Hungary. But when Hungary occupied by the Nazis and they did all the Jews to wear a yellow star, so they would find it easier to see who was Jew or not. The Jews did not have any bicycles, telephones, radios. And they couldn’t travel without permission. But this was not the worst. Now they began to deport 435,000 Hungarian Jews to Auschwitz, a concentration camp in Poland. The Nazi chose those who were strong and they forced to work in concentration camps. In this way, The Nazis managed to kill about 6 million Jews and millions of other people, including those with