During the early 1940’s Germany had begun its pursuit on starting and ending its grand master plan which was called the “Final Solution.” The solution was primarily for the Nazi’s to exterminate the Jewish people, thus creating a massive genocide leading to an annihilation of over six million Jews. The mastermind behind the entire regime was Adolf Hitler, leader of the Nazi party and dictator of the Nazi Germany from 1934 to 1945. Hitler was the central cause for beginning World War II, and the Holocaust. The holocaust is something that we must never forget nor must recur, because of how treacherous and agonizing the events were. Whenever genocide occurs many lives are lost and massive tolls become unbelievably unimaginable and for what cause
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As he steps foot through the front gate of the entrance with Oprah Winfrey, he recollects thoughts and memories of his first encounter with the camp at the age of 15. I notice how he speak softly and moves quietly throughout the camp, because he doesn’t want to interrupt the death that still roam in the presence of the camp. This is an example of pathos because it creates an emotional response to the reason why he takes time and respects the losses of many Jewish people that died in the concentration camp. As he continues walking he recall certain memories of him and family particularly the separation in where he last saw his family for the very last time. “Men to the left! Women to the right!” This quote from the documentary has a specific mean because it emphasizes how when women were separated they were killed while men were sent to work in the camps. This then create an emotional response to be seen as pathos, because of how it was the last time he saw his mother and sister. Death surrounded him and everyone else around them every day from the death factories to the gas chamber by using chemicals such as zyklon b. It was an unfaithful moment to even presences at the concentration camp for Elie. Mostly everyone that arrived at the camps died and those that did not had suffered emotionally physically and mentally from witnessing everything occur in the
As he steps foot through the front gate of the entrance with Oprah Winfrey, he recollects thoughts and memories of his first encounter with the camp at the age of 15. I notice how he speak softly and moves quietly throughout the camp, because he doesn’t want to interrupt the death that still roam in the presence of the camp. This is an example of pathos because it creates an emotional response to the reason why he takes time and respects the losses of many Jewish people that died in the concentration camp. As he continues walking he recall certain memories of him and family particularly the separation in where he last saw his family for the very last time. “Men to the left! Women to the right!” This quote from the documentary has a specific mean because it emphasizes how when women were separated they were killed while men were sent to work in the camps. This then create an emotional response to be seen as pathos, because of how it was the last time he saw his mother and sister. Death surrounded him and everyone else around them every day from the death factories to the gas chamber by using chemicals such as zyklon b. It was an unfaithful moment to even presences at the concentration camp for Elie. Mostly everyone that arrived at the camps died and those that did not had suffered emotionally physically and mentally from witnessing everything occur in the