Abstract
“Unbroken Will to Live”:
Highlights
Life in the Theresienstadt ghetto was distinct from the rest of the ghettos established in Nazioccupied Europe
Is a Hebrew word that translates to ‘stand.’ The term Amidah encompasses all Jewish expressions of non-conformism, which were intended to oppose the Nazis’ goal to dehumanize and deprive the Jews of their humanity
While Jews in the Theresienstadt ghetto lacked the tools for armed combat, they relied on spiritual tools as a means of resistance
Summary
H.G. Adler, a noted scholar and Holocaust survivor, argues that the cultural developments in the ghetto were a way for Jews to distort and deny reality.
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