effects of holocaust

Ronald Zawacki April 27, 2001 English THE EFFECTS OF THE HOLOCAUST ON CHILDREN SURVIVORS The effects of the Holocaust can still be felt today, not only by those who learn and read about it, but by those who were children or teenagers during the massacre who were forced to watch their family and friends being tortured and killed. Their stories are the ones from which we can learn. The Holocaust shows something amazing: the strength of the …

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