Noah Knupp’s Reviews > A Rebel in Auschwitz: The True Story of the Resistance Hero who Fought the Nazis from Inside the Camp > Status Update

[instead he dwelt on what the camp had taught him on how to live his life as a free man] This shows that through all the hardships and trauma he has been given from being in auschwitz instead of holding onto the past he decided to move on and learn to enjoy his life outside of the camp more.

[witold feared the plan would end in slaughter and that even if they did succeed the germans would exact revenge on the ones left behind] this shows that there is no way but death as if they stay they will slowly be shot but if they leave they risk mass murder which shows that there is no good option and that either way people will die.

(remember we are not allowed to to break down mentally under any circumstances) this shows that witold and the other rebels are truly for the cause they are giving up there way of life for misery for the greater good and to help free all people instead of just themselves.

[his call for action would surely reach the allies soon] this shows why people in the camp had a will to live after this as before they had no hope to live and now that they know that people know what is happening to them they have hope that they will live.

[those refused entry were deemed to be dodging work and sent to the square for sport, yet dozens qued every morning] this shows that many people were so exhausted and hurt that's they would rather bee beaten for not working than to work which shows how harsh the conditions were in this camp that they would want death other than work.

[how would it look if he balked at the very first request roecki made] this shows witold is scared to go into one of the concentration camps but he doesn't want to look like a fool as roecki has never asked of anything of him until now and he doesn't want to let him down