How the Holocaust could have been Prevented
Throughout history, humans have asked themselves the same question, if it were possible to turn back time, could certain events have been prevented. In the 1930s, most of the superpowers of the world were not necessarily pre-occupied by Nazi Germany’s developing of plans for world domination, while destroying an entire race of people. The Jewish community, in turn, missed the warnings, which revealed what was in store for their people. So, while some consider the Holocaust an inevitable event, there is circumstantial evidence to assert the prevention of the Holocaust, if the Nazi party of Germany had faced harsher economic constraints by the world powers, and if the world’s remaining superpowers had …show more content…
In order for this tactic to have successfully worked, Germany must have had to face opposition before initiating their inexplicably despicable plan, behind this genocide. The Nazis fully understood this idea and seized the opportunity, when it was given, by forming strategies, which would solely favor themselves and none other. When looked back upon, the Nonaggression Pact between Germany and the Soviet Union was Hitler’s critical stepping-stone to effectively invade a densely populated Jewish estate in Poland, without any type of resistance whatsoever on behalf of the Soviets. Yet, it can now be confirmed that these other countries and world powers knew and comprehended Germany’s true intentions because Great Britain and France agreed to defend Poland’s borders on September the third of 1939, only two short days after the signing of the German-Soviet Pact. Once this was achieved, Germany effortlessly wiped out all types of concerns since what would later become the Allies could not have taken any actions that would have potentially prevented the Jewish massacre that was to come on 1942. In other words, every preventative act that could have been executed successfully had to have been performed in that gap of timing between 1933 and
Throughout history, humans have asked themselves the same question, if it were possible to turn back time, could certain events have been prevented. In the 1930s, most of the superpowers of the world were not necessarily pre-occupied by Nazi Germany’s developing of plans for world domination, while destroying an entire race of people. The Jewish community, in turn, missed the warnings, which revealed what was in store for their people. So, while some consider the Holocaust an inevitable event, there is circumstantial evidence to assert the prevention of the Holocaust, if the Nazi party of Germany had faced harsher economic constraints by the world powers, and if the world’s remaining superpowers had …show more content…
In order for this tactic to have successfully worked, Germany must have had to face opposition before initiating their inexplicably despicable plan, behind this genocide. The Nazis fully understood this idea and seized the opportunity, when it was given, by forming strategies, which would solely favor themselves and none other. When looked back upon, the Nonaggression Pact between Germany and the Soviet Union was Hitler’s critical stepping-stone to effectively invade a densely populated Jewish estate in Poland, without any type of resistance whatsoever on behalf of the Soviets. Yet, it can now be confirmed that these other countries and world powers knew and comprehended Germany’s true intentions because Great Britain and France agreed to defend Poland’s borders on September the third of 1939, only two short days after the signing of the German-Soviet Pact. Once this was achieved, Germany effortlessly wiped out all types of concerns since what would later become the Allies could not have taken any actions that would have potentially prevented the Jewish massacre that was to come on 1942. In other words, every preventative act that could have been executed successfully had to have been performed in that gap of timing between 1933 and