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Can someone give me information on this???

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hans030390

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Well for English, I have to type out a persuasive essay about why I think when teaching the Holocaust, you should use darker, deeper literature (such as Night) and not more "pleasant" literature (such as The diary of a young girl).

If anyone has a good source of opposing view points on this, information, whatever you think might help, PLEASE either post it here or (i prefer) you can PM me.

Thanks for any help! (oh and i've dont a good deal of research already, so i'm not lazy!)
 
The Diary of Anne Frank is a depiction of a family in hiding. Night shows the true struggle of concentration camps. Two totally different aspects and both should be taught.
 
It magnifies the impact of the lesson on individuals by appealing to their emotions and making it more realistic. It's more graphic when you read books like night (which is an excellent book, by the way) as opposed to hearing it out of a history textbook, which tends to water down the details and make genocide seem like more of a walk in the park.
 
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