After being forced to read Elie Wiesel's
holocaust memoirs Night,
minus the bit
on raping German girls, only featured in
the original Yiddish version details
14 & 15 year old students in a
Washington state school hit on the idea
of making "The Holocaust"
more accessible to younger children
Jennifer Thelen writes for Spero News:
"... students at Cavelero Mid High in
Everett, Wash. created more than
20 children’s stories about the
Holocaust. With titles like “The
Adventures
of Bunny the Rabbit,” “Abe and the
Talking Pumpkin,” “Motzi the Mouse”
and “Pauline and the Big
Bad Bears (of
Buchenwald?),” the
students relied
on symbolism to
make the tragic tales more palatable to
kids.
For instance in “The Adventures of Bunny the Rabbit,” a bunny is tricked
into going to a pet shop, which
represents a concentration camp. In “Abe
and the Talking Pumpkin,” Abe is
taken from the pumpkin patch, which
symbolizes his hometown, and ends up
at a grocery store, which
represents a concentration camp."
THIS IS NOTHING SHORT OF CHILD ABUSE ! PEOPLE WHO BRAINWASH KIDS LIKE THIS SHOULD BE IN PRISON !
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