Which best describes the impact of gelissen’s first-person account of her experiences in rena's promise: two sisters in auschwitz? it educates the reader on the historical sequence of events. it causes the reader to question the truthfulness of the text. it the reader to better understand the author’s pain and fear. it distracts the reader from the narrative development of the story.

First person account are usually believed to be true unless and until it has been written as part of a propaganda or a vile motif.The two sisters must have  been tortured during the Holocaust in some ghettos and concentration camps. People were kept hungry and tortured in every possible way "Same Hell,Different Horrors".'not only... women but...womanhood' were targeted by the Nazis in their' emphasis on racism, materialism, and power ."The above quote tells us that womanhood was targeted by Germans as well when they used to torture women.

In my opinion i will go with (B) It helps the reader to better understnd the author's pain and fear

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