The Persecution of the Jews During WWII

The period between 1933 and 1945 during the Second World War was a cruel and devastating period for Jews all over the world. This is the massacre of over 6 million Jews known as the Holocaust. The case was led by German leader Adolf Hitler and his Nazi party. The Nazis said: "They are better than the Jews, the Jews are not as good as the German folk communities." Despite the fact that there were many people against the Jews they were called from the outside world Isolated senders secretly serve them.

This novel was published in New York during the Second World War. The main character is a Jew, so this time it is very important. Not only was the Jews persecuted during the Second World War, but New York was also near the military base and was the main target of the bombing. There is also a potential tension in the environment. One of the protagonists of The Chosen is Reuven Malter. Ruwen is an orthodox Jewish boy. He is a very smart and diligent student. Since his mother died, his father, David Malte, proposed only Luwen at Brooklyn, New York. Reuven is wearing glasses, brown hair and eyes, and typical orthodox clothing. A normal boy, he is a smart, very loving person.

During World War II, persecution of the Jews set the test of faith and belief of whom, especially during the fear of the Nazis. Both Jews and Christians have proved how bad people can become bad guys. Even in the novels, there are those who talk about how the Jews judge God and use the word "chayav". But despite fear and belief, people still retain their identity and learn to endure and tolerate the fear they encounter together. They may have felt God and their companions abandoned, but they did not stop doing hesitation or reducing the feelings about the community. In fact, suffering, persecution, and suffering portrayed them as another group and they were unjustly sacrificed by the evil conspiracy of the sick group. Until today, the Holocaust unfortunately defines the extent to which this group has been tracked and discriminated.