The very second the Nazis tattooed numbers onto the Jewish prisoners arms, they were robbed of their name and morals, what defines them as a human. “A-7713? That’s me” (51). Next, all of the valuable items, not just worth, but sentimental value, were taken away and never to be seen again on the cattle cars they were transported in. “The beloved objects that we carried with us from place to place were now left behind in the wagon, and with them, finally our illusions” (29). Through all of this torture combination of physical and moral dehumanization I feel that moral dehumanization was the worst because they no longer had any memories to think back on or look