Holocaust Reflection

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Growing up in a family that is founded in the principles of Judaism, I have learned the values of right vs. wrong, perseverance, and tolerance. More than anything, Judaism has gifted me with a unique quality of empathy. My ancestors suffered through the Holocaust and not many survived. I have taken classes in and out of school regarding the Holocaust, and this horrific event is unimaginable. I have interviewed several survivors and my interest in the topic increases every time. For the record, it is not the Holocaust itself that is of interest to me, but it is how the Jewish people had the strength to survive and the willingness to help others along the way, all while never losing their Jewish identity. They stayed true to their beliefs and