How did the Nazis dehumanize the Jews? How did Gerda Weissmann work to overcome dehumanization, and who helped her?

Firstly, they took them away from their homes, loved ones and all of their possessions. When arriving at the camps, they were forced to be separated from their family members. They longer had names and were given numbers instead and were identified that way. They were forced to shave all the hair on their bodies.

Gerda Weissmann was helped immensity by the intelligence of her Father, he told her to promise him that she would never harm herself because it was a cowardly thing to do. When she was contemplated it during her days at the camps, she remembered her promise. If her Dad wouldn't have made her promise, she probably would've done it and wouldn't be alive today.

Also, her Father made her wear ski shoes because he knew that she would need them. While a lot of the girls during the death march and time at the camps had injured feet, while she had ski shoes so that she could handle any weather or terrain.

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