What did you learn?
I learned that the discrimination against Jews only increased between 1933 and 1945 during the war. It took so many rights and privileges from them. They took their food, transportation, friends, family, pets, and entertainment. It ruined their lives and changed it so dramatically that people could hardly cope with it.
Why do you think this monument was built?
I think it was built to show that it wasn't only things that were needed for survival such as food and water that was taken away from the Jews. They also took their entertainment which is shown in the memorial with the decree that took their music. Life is so much more than just survival. Living life and having fun is what makes life worth living. So when someone takes that away it takes a toll on people.
What did you notice about the number of laws passed in certain years?
Well in 1933 the number of laws just kept increasing because Hitler had just risen to power in that time. Then in 1934 he slowed down to calm people. He only did this to stop a revolution or rebellion. He didn't do it to make himself look good he only did that for the olympics and only the Olympics. His patter went up and down and up and down and just kept on continuing.
Which restrictions do you think you would have the most trouble dealing with and why?
It's hard to choose which would be worst between losing music and losing pets. I love dogs and I know how to take care of them. The dogs I have are one of my best friends and it would be terrible to lose them and never have any pets. Music is one of my many passions. I love making music. I love the great beats and how it changes how you feel. Getting that taken away would be like losing a part of me.
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