The Nature of the Holocaust The Holocaust provides examples of human nature at its best and at its worst and every level between the two extremes. Gerda Weissmann Klein, the author of All But My Life, supplies a detailed and personal look at what happened during the Holocaust. She describes the vile actions of the Nazis set against the splendid and courageous deeds of many who dared to stand up to them. She mostly showed …showed first 75 words of 671 total…

…showed last 75 words of 671 total…horrors of the Holocaust, but did find good in some people in unlikely places. She and countless others somehow found the courage and determination to get through each day. But, she realized that simply surviving was not enough. She had to share her stories with others in her novel to make sure no one would ever forget. The Holocaust should always be remembered for its display of the many variations of human nature. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**