Positive Attitudes In Holocaust By Leon Leyson, Holocaust Survivor

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Should we keep a positive attitude during hard times? Leon Leyson, Holocaust survivor, did. Not only did this kid risk his life for other people, but he did it with a smile. In 1939, Close six million Jews died in the conflict known as the Holocaust. Despite all the hardships they dealt with many jews maintained a positive attitude and survived. This shows having a positive attitude is the best response during conflict, especially in the time of war. One character who displayed a positive attitude during World War Two was Anne Frank. She states on paragraph 18 ,”I don’t think I’ll ever feel at home in this house, but that doesn’t mean I hate it. It’s more like being on vacation in some strange pension. Kind of an odd was to look at life in hiding, but that’s how things are. The Annex is an ideal place to hide in. It may be damp and lopsided, but there’s probably not a more comfortable hiding place in all Amsterdam” She doesn't mind were she is, …show more content…

We had to keep going for each other… Every time I returned from work and found her waiting, I felt there was still hope.” Leon could have just given up, but instead he kept a positive attitude and not only did it help him but it also helped his mother. However, keeping a positive attitude might not help the situation. Anne Frank died and Leon lost two brothers. However what this fails to mention is that Anne frank still inspires people to this day and so does Leon. Despite negative outcomes, their positivity is what we live on today. Attitude, then, is not only important in our day-to-day lives but it is necessary for not only us but our family. It is the thing that helped Leon Leyson and Anne Frank make the best out of their horrible experience. So no matter what the situation, we should keep a positive attitude during hard

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