Human rights are the inalienable rights that one is given for the sole purpose of being born into the world. In Ukraine and Germany, the human rights of Ukrainians were violated by mass famine and six million Jews rights were violated by genocides against them just because of their religion.
Ruled by Joseph Stalin, Ukraine was home to well around four million Ukrainians.Stalin aspired to industrialize the soviet union. He was going to achieve his goal by building heavy industries that would help improve transportation and increase the farming output. He also did not allow private ownerships of businesses and everything now fell under the ownership of the government. Along with owning every business, he also brought all of the agricultural …show more content…
As one can imagine, someone taking your belongings and now dictating your livelihood is not the best feeling. The kulaks (peasants) of the Soviet Union resisted the collection of their farming tools and animals by killing their animals, breaking their tools and burning all their crops. The government responded by forcing the kulaks into labor camps. The kulaks usually grew just enough to feed themselves after collectivization was in full effect. In response to that, the Government seized all tools and grain needed to farm leaving them to starve. Stalin became paranoid of rival party leaders plotting against him. In 1934, The Great Purge occurred where Stalin's secret police targeted anyone who was thought to have been against Stalin and his ideas. Those who were taken away by the secret police were mentally broken down by them to the point that they confessed to crimes they never committed. Many were sent to labor camps or execute and in total over four million people were killed. Usually, when there is a problem there is a resolution, but there was not one for The Great Purge. Stalin had such a great amount of power that there were no gaps in his work ethic that allowed for anyone to revolt against him. This is a …show more content…
. Hitler began his plans of world domination by invading Czechoslovakia and claimed the territory for Germany. He later then continued to fulfill his aspiration of world domination by the invasion of many more European territories. World domination consists of complete control of any and every piece of land on the earth as well as controlling the population in every aspect. Hitler had what was know as the Aryan race. It consisted of pure German people of no other decent. This meant that Hitler needed to abolish any impurities that differentiate from the quality of those who fell under the label of an Aryan. Hitler targeted homosexuals, gypsies, and many other minorities, but, the group that was most hated by Hitler was the Jews. Hitler was so compelled to expel those other than the Aryan race that he created The Nuremberg laws. These laws prohibited any Germans from having any type of relationship with anyone other than one who is purely German. On specific event known as Kristallnacht, was the start of the use of the Nuremberg laws. Kristallnacht (Night of glass in German) was a very hate-filled night where Nazi officials completely ransacked all Jewish-owned businesses and places of worship. Afterward, the Jews were starting to be forcefully taken out of their homes and rounded up in ghettos. From the ghettos, they were sent to work camps and
Ruled by Joseph Stalin, Ukraine was home to well around four million Ukrainians.Stalin aspired to industrialize the soviet union. He was going to achieve his goal by building heavy industries that would help improve transportation and increase the farming output. He also did not allow private ownerships of businesses and everything now fell under the ownership of the government. Along with owning every business, he also brought all of the agricultural …show more content…
As one can imagine, someone taking your belongings and now dictating your livelihood is not the best feeling. The kulaks (peasants) of the Soviet Union resisted the collection of their farming tools and animals by killing their animals, breaking their tools and burning all their crops. The government responded by forcing the kulaks into labor camps. The kulaks usually grew just enough to feed themselves after collectivization was in full effect. In response to that, the Government seized all tools and grain needed to farm leaving them to starve. Stalin became paranoid of rival party leaders plotting against him. In 1934, The Great Purge occurred where Stalin's secret police targeted anyone who was thought to have been against Stalin and his ideas. Those who were taken away by the secret police were mentally broken down by them to the point that they confessed to crimes they never committed. Many were sent to labor camps or execute and in total over four million people were killed. Usually, when there is a problem there is a resolution, but there was not one for The Great Purge. Stalin had such a great amount of power that there were no gaps in his work ethic that allowed for anyone to revolt against him. This is a …show more content…
. Hitler began his plans of world domination by invading Czechoslovakia and claimed the territory for Germany. He later then continued to fulfill his aspiration of world domination by the invasion of many more European territories. World domination consists of complete control of any and every piece of land on the earth as well as controlling the population in every aspect. Hitler had what was know as the Aryan race. It consisted of pure German people of no other decent. This meant that Hitler needed to abolish any impurities that differentiate from the quality of those who fell under the label of an Aryan. Hitler targeted homosexuals, gypsies, and many other minorities, but, the group that was most hated by Hitler was the Jews. Hitler was so compelled to expel those other than the Aryan race that he created The Nuremberg laws. These laws prohibited any Germans from having any type of relationship with anyone other than one who is purely German. On specific event known as Kristallnacht, was the start of the use of the Nuremberg laws. Kristallnacht (Night of glass in German) was a very hate-filled night where Nazi officials completely ransacked all Jewish-owned businesses and places of worship. Afterward, the Jews were starting to be forcefully taken out of their homes and rounded up in ghettos. From the ghettos, they were sent to work camps and