In the Second World War, millions of Jews were deported from their homes and transported to concentration camps, death camps that almost certainly sealed their fate. This was all done under Hitler’s “regime”. In the end of World War Two, 6 million Jews passed away by execution. Did they have any freedom to do anything about their fate? Every man, woman and child had a certain freedom to do what was right and change their fate, everyone of them has a choice to try not to die, but could they? These are limits on our freedom, the conditions to our freedom. In this situation, the choice is freedom over death, and not many would want to die. Death is the choice for most of these deports. You are free to do what you want, under conditions that will
