subject: Christian Louboutin Remember [print this page] They were herded into ghettos - isolated areas where they were brutalized by soldiers and starved. Anyone who disobeyed could be killed. Jews were beaten or murdered at random. Fear grew.
But Christian Louboutin bad as things were, few people realized that they were about to get much, much worse.
Narrator A: In November 1940, Frieda Tenenbaum is 6 years old. Her sister, Dorka, is 2. Their family has moved from a comfortable home to a cramped apartment shared with other Jewish families, thinking that they will be Christian Louboutin Pigalle Pumps Coffee there. But one night, the Gestapo arrives in trucks, filling the streets.
Soldier 1 (shouting into a bullhorn): All Jews, pack your things-one bag per person. Be ready to move at 5 a.m. Anyone who disobeys will be shot!
Narrator B: Just before dawn, Jews are marched to a local church. But at the gate . . .
Soldier 2: Old people to the right. You others, line up at left. Now!
Frieda Tenenbaum: Not Grandma! Where are they taking her?
Soldier 3: The rest of you, get on your knees! Eyes down! Anyone who looks up will be shot.
Narrator C: Frieda and her family kneel with the others. Some weep. They are kept on their knees all day, then sent to smaller apartments chosen by Nazi troops.
