Holocaust-The Value of a Child
What is the value of a child? A child is the most precious gift God gives, "children are a heritage of the Lord". (Psalm 127:3) Yet our generation has become obsessed with the destruction of this priceless gift, a child. We find gangs warring against other gangs because of race and prejudice, children murdering children in our school systems, and mothers killing their own babies before their even born. This is not a natural way of life, God meant for us to love one another. This behavior is not a sign of love, but hate. Hitler's plan was to make a "pure and perfect" race, which began with hate and prejudice of people he considered less than perfect. After all, Hitler believed that the "only stable emotion is hate." Hate is where the Holocaust began and hate runs rapid in our society today. Children are abandoned and left to take care of themselves and forced to live on the streets. In many areas of the world children beg for food and money. Too often there are instances where newborn babies are left in garbage bins to die, and other children die from neglect or serious abuse.The impact of horrible experiences the persecuted children encountered during the Holocaust is immeasurable. Of the few
Johnson, Paul. A History of the Jews. New York: Harper and Row, Publishers, 1976. On September 1, 1939, World War II began. This made things even worse for the Jews; they were relocated to ghettos. Children were seen scavenging through trash piles looking for something, to eat. If they did not die of the diseases running uncontrolled in the close quarters, they died of hunger or in some cases murder. (Adler 57)
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