11 January 2009
Page 15
"My father accompanied the deportees as far as the entrance of the ghetto. They first had to go through the big synanogue, where they were minutely searched, to see that htey were not taking away any gold, silver, or other objects of value. There were outbreaks of hysteria and blows with truncheons."
I wonder if it's chance or on purpose that they first sent the Jews to the synanogue first. Kind of ironic huh. It could either be just taht it was the most readily available large building, or it could be that Hitler and everyone who worked for/followed him had a very sick and twisted sense of humour.
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