Asked by Jessica
Why does the Rabbi's son abandon his father on the march to Buchenwald?
He believes his father is better off without him.
He wants to be free from the responsibility of his father.
He doesn't want to tell his father he doesn't believe in God. <~my choice
He cannot find him among the thousands of prisoners.
He believes his father is better off without him.
He wants to be free from the responsibility of his father.
He doesn't want to tell his father he doesn't believe in God. <~my choice
He cannot find him among the thousands of prisoners.
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Reed
In order to answer the question, I recommend you actually read the assignment. If you have, but don't remember it, re-read it and look for the reason.
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Reed
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Answered by
Jessica
Lol ok
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