In the book Slaughterhouse Five when the war was coming to an end and everything was bombed, the POWs had to clean up the bodies of the humans killed. They had to dig holes and tunnels to excavate people who were trapped and died. In "Schindler's List", there was much of the same thing going on. Although there were no bombings, the prisoners of the concentration camps had to dig up bodies. They had to dig up bodies of people who the SS off

In Slaughterhouse Five, Night, and "Schindler's List" one aspect of war was the same, the conditions of the trains. Prisoners in all three had to stand up in wooden boxcars with barely any ventilation and barely any room. People all around were dying on the trains. In the book, Night when a man walking by threw crumbs of bread to the train, the men on the train practically killed each other for a minuscule crumb. A difference would be by the end of "Schindler's List", Schindler made sure that the people on the trains were kept cool with water. He also paid for them to have something to drink at every stop. In the book, Slaughterhouse Five water was passed in the boxcar to the POWs through a ventilation hole. Therefore, in each of the books and the movie, there were harsh inhumane conditions on the trains, and there was always death all around.

War is glorified and it should not be, people are degraded and they should not be, and people should not be killed for no reason.

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