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    Then afterwards German officers had forced thousands of Polish Jews out of their homes to then be put up in the Ghettos where thousands of Jews suffered from overpopulation, hunger, poverty, unemployment, which led up to disease such as typhus. When S.S officers would break into the Jewish homes they would demand for all of their goods and if they would…

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    The Holocaust, also called the Shoah was mass genocide of millions of Jews, gypsies, communists, homosexuals, the mentally and physically handicapped and many others civilians whom were deemed unfit for up rise of Nazi Germany. Jews over the centuries have been blamed for being defeated at World War II because of reasons concerning economics, cultural reasoning, ' 'because they are different, ' ' and much more. Through film, and pictures we are able depict how those rough years must of looked.…

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    OSKAR SCHINDLER He was born the 28 of april of 1908, on Zwittau. He was a German industrialist, spy and member of the Nazi Party who is credited with saving the lives of 1,200 Jews during the Holocaust by employing them in his enamelware and ammunitions factories which were located in occupied Poland and the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia His father was Johann Hans Schindler, the owner of a farm machinery business, and his mother was Franziska Fanny Schindler. After attending primary and…

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    Myers. The Courage to Care: Rescuers of Jews during the Holocaust. New York: New York UP, 1986. Print. “The Courage to Care” by Carol Rittner, is a book about non-Jews who risked their lives to rescue and provide shelter for Jews from Nazi persecution during the Hitler regime. It provide the first hand of rescuers and survivors testimony of how they maintain to escaped during the holocaust and what drive them to take their responsibility to comes to of needs Jews. The rescuers in this book are…

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    Heinrich was a horrible person maybe even worst than his partner Hitler. Himmler as a boy didn’t expect to kill people with the flick his finger. He was ruthless he even exterminated his own family that got in his way. Himmler originally was gonna become a farmer but was drafted into the army like all the men at that time. After the war he was drafted into a different group where he met Hitler. He liked Hitler’s ideas and they trusted each other a lot. When Hitler became dictator of Germany he…

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    could have occurred is the Holocaust. The Holocaust was a tragedy that occurred in Germany on January 30, 1933. It resulted in the genocide of eleven million people, six million of whom were Jews and other minorities such as Soviet POWs, Polish, Serbs, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Roma Gypsies, Homosexuals, African Americans, the physically and mentally disabled and anyone who resisted his ideology. In the 1930’s when Hitler came into power Germany had been facing serious economic hardship. He proposed…

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    strict immigration laws as these countries didn’t want another economic recession and immigrants taking over jobs which native Canadians and Americans can work for. This was evident as the director of the immigration branch of the Department of Mines and Resources, Frederick Blair, not only refused Jewish refugees to enter Canada, but “later bragged about keeping Jews out of Canada” 1. Therefore, this shows that anti- Semitism in Canada was fairly strong as citizens of Canada, including the…

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    World War Two, many nations were only focused on the battlefront, but the true horror lied within the walls of German control. Concentration camps, otherwise known as death camps, or hell, “housed” millions of Jews, workers as well as their corpses. During the Holocaust, over six million Jews were exterminated by Nazi guards under Adolf Hitler’s reign. The start of this tragic time period started in the 1930s, but the camps were not liberated by the Allied forces until…

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    Adolf Hitler's Impact

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    Nazi party was an oppressive and dictating force in Nazi Germany strongly enforced by Hitler who created the Holocaust and changed the social setting in Germany. When the Nazi Party came into power they made good “on the Nazi’s pledge to persecute Jews if the…

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    During the Holocaust, the Germans were willing to kill millions of Jews because the Nazi theology taught them to see Jews as subhumans. The Jews were considered objects who did not have the right to freedom, dignity, or life. The terrible things that Jews, as well as other people who do cruel things to people and animals, is said to be the result of dehumanization, Vox explained the conventional explanation. However, Paul Bloom, a psychology professor at Yale, said that the explanation of human…

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