The teacher
has decided that the blog will be in English. ¿The reason? We’re in the
Bilingual Section so we are suposed to have a high level of English, both
speaking or writing.
Today in class we saw a documental because part of the class was on a tour of the biology lesson. This documental was about the Bergen-Berlsen concentracion camp, and it was filmed by the Britains when they arrived to this camp and find what was going on there. More than 50.000 people died in the camp, situated in Germany, because of tifus, starvation or cold. The images in the documental are very striking, but they show the truth of the camp: the treatment to the jews was frightening.
The two main responsible of the concentration camp were:
-Adolf Haas
-Josef Kramer
All those Nazi responsible for the disaster were tried in a trial, this trial was known as ''Trial of Josef Kramer and other 44 defendants''
All those Nazi responsible for the disaster were tried in a trial, this trial was known as ''Trial of Josef Kramer and other 44 defendants''
I want to
recommend you three films also about Nazi concentration camps, this are three of
the best films in history: ‘La vita è bella’ ; ‘Schindler’s list’ and ‘The
Pianist’
I hope you enjoy the film, but I wonder you get the real message of the films.
I still can’t
understand how a human person (in this case the whole nation) could trigger, or
even try, this disaster. It’s amazing how envy and jelaousy can make a nation
as Germany wanted to annihilate the
Jews, till the point of believing themselves superior and believe that their
race should rule the world. This was the message said by Hitler, who defended
the blond, blue eyes and high German, when he was dark, short and as rumours
say, Jewish descent.
Hate to
yourself? It could be.
<-- Scene of 'La Vita è bella'
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