Choice A: Imagine that you are one of Elie Weisel’s brothers or sisters. The Nazi’s have established a ghetto for Jews and forced your family to live there. For the moment, your parents are calm and obedient. Are you? How would you feel? How would you behave? Do you think you would've tried to escape? As you consider your response to these questions, remember that at this time, the Jewish residents of the ghettos often didn't know about the camps and were not aware that the ultimate goal of the Nazis was to eradicate the Jewish population of Europe.
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Choice B: Suppose you are one of Elie Weisel’s brothers or sisters. You have adapted to living in a ghetto; you have seen trainloads of your compatriots taken away to concentration camps. Your family is scheduled to be on the last train. Would you do as they did, or would you do something different? Explore the benefits and risks of each decision and then give your answer.
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