January 30, 1933 marked the beginning of the holocaust and the torture of Jews as well as other raises then May 8, 1945 it finally ended. Germany conquered most of Western Europe, where most of the Jewish population of the whole region fell in 1941. The death camps were built in Poland and then continued throughout Paris, Germany, and the rest of Europe. From the beginning the holocaust could have been prevented by military and politicians from other countries, and within it's own country.
Some believe the holocaust could not have been prevented because Hitler would have killed anyone who got in his way.The death penalty was imposed on anyone who tried to “undermine the will to fight” or anyone who attempted to make profit of the war. For those fleeing the Nazi persecution, this greatly impacted the US refugee policy, reinforcing an official to expand immigration. …show more content…
"In doing so we conveniently repress the fact that Auschwitz and the Holocaust are by no means the only genocides of the 20th century." Genocide has not only happened during the holocaust but it has and will still happen in present day. "We need to remember what humans are capable of, and do anything we can to prevent genocide to recur, anywhere." People are capable of anything if they try hard enough, having both positive and negative effects “We must realize that while Auschwitz belongs to the past, genocide has and can happen again, and the perpetrators can be human beings much more similar to all of us than we would like to believe. It can also happen because the last generations (this means all of us) have proved that we are all capable of knowing about genocide without feeling impelled to ask what we can do to stop it.” Auschwitz maybe in the past but Genocide could happen again, and we can prevent
Some believe the holocaust could not have been prevented because Hitler would have killed anyone who got in his way.The death penalty was imposed on anyone who tried to “undermine the will to fight” or anyone who attempted to make profit of the war. For those fleeing the Nazi persecution, this greatly impacted the US refugee policy, reinforcing an official to expand immigration. …show more content…
"In doing so we conveniently repress the fact that Auschwitz and the Holocaust are by no means the only genocides of the 20th century." Genocide has not only happened during the holocaust but it has and will still happen in present day. "We need to remember what humans are capable of, and do anything we can to prevent genocide to recur, anywhere." People are capable of anything if they try hard enough, having both positive and negative effects “We must realize that while Auschwitz belongs to the past, genocide has and can happen again, and the perpetrators can be human beings much more similar to all of us than we would like to believe. It can also happen because the last generations (this means all of us) have proved that we are all capable of knowing about genocide without feeling impelled to ask what we can do to stop it.” Auschwitz maybe in the past but Genocide could happen again, and we can prevent