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    Throughout history Jews have been outcasted from the rest of society even though they are equal in all aspects of life besides religion. During the time period that Shakespeare wrote The Merchant of Venice, Jews were not welcomed into cities dominated by Christianity. In the play, the main protagonist Shylock is outcasted from the people of Venice for being Jewish. For being outcasted, Shylock hates the Christians and has no friends among the Venetians. To make a living, Shylock must compete…

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    Silence means forgetting. Avoiding a lesson, denying the truth, means failing to learn from past mistakes. As seen in the novel Night by Elie Wiesel, the Holocaust is a tragic event that took place in human history. The word Holocaust is of Greek origin, meaning “sacrifice by fire” (memorial council 1). This event begs to be forgotten due to the inability of people to face the harsh realities taking place during this time period in the 1940s. Normal civilians were aware of the cattle cars…

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    Night Literary Analysis Essay What is it like to be surrounded by death, and be unmoved by the thousand of bodies, lying lifeless around you? A german named Adolf Hitler had enslaved all of the Jewish people and developed a plan to exterminate all people of Jewish descent. He placed them in camps and managed to kill six million Jews, two-thirds of the Jewish population using an army of german soldiers. In the memoir “Night”, by Elie Wiesel, the author, along with his father, had lived in one of…

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    "… It is not an account of exceptional individuals. It is an account of exactly how noteworthy individuals can be… " Helmreich W. "Holocaust" came into our dialect from Greek. It is a word that was utilized to recognize penances that antiquated Jews made to their God. Amid these penances individuals were smoldered in flame. This word is very nearly an equivalent word to "death". These days it brings out pessimistic relationship in the psyches of the living individuals. Regardless of the fact…

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    Kevyn Aucoin once said, “Today I choose life. Every morning when I wake up I can choose joy, happiness, negativity, pain… To feel the freedom that comes from being able to continue to make mistakes and choices – today I choose to feel life, not to deny my humanity but embrace it, ” Humanity is about choices and being able to make mistakes as well as successes. The Jews during the Holocaust, however, had no opportunity and any revolt against orders resulted in death. The lack of will the Jews…

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    The Boy in the Striped Pajamas came out when I was seventh grade. I remember there was so much buzz going around my school after the movie was released; which is really surprising to me, now that I think about it. Most kids in seventh grade are about 12 or 13 years old, yet the latest conversations amongst their groups were about a Holocaust movie. For years, even after watching all of the films in class, The Boy in the Striped Pajamas will always be my favorite Holocaust movie. The Boy in the…

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    Concentration Camps: Deathbed of Millions Throughout history, the creation of the Nazi concentration camps has continuously proven itself to be one of the most regrettable incidents to have ever been induced by humankind. These camps aided the Germans’ accomplishment of the systematic murder of over 6 million Jews under the reign of the National Socialist Worker’s Party during the Holocaust. From 1933-1945, those who were considered 'undesirable ' by normal society, such as Jews, political…

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    War is antagonising, portraying characters holding onto humanity and evoking sympathy from the audience. Director Steven Spielberg’s, Schindler's List: the story is based on Oskar Schindler and his incredible actions to save Jews from Auschwitz. In Darkness, director Agnieszka Holland, tells the true story of Leopold Socha who risks his own life to save a dozen people from death. Both films used technical cinematography, exploring the identity of character, their development and their places…

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    he holocaust was a time in history that would and should never be forgotten,but instead be used to learn from the mistakes of it all. There is an important and great purpose to not let the memorious of six million jews and non jews be forgotten and counted as some statistic number. Also one has to know that all the deaths and tortures that occurred to the jews and many other people that were not even jewish. You could ask” why were those people chosen?’ , it was because they were either disabled…

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    A Daughter have you Lost The Merchant of Venice is a play written by William Shakespeare. It was written between 1596 and 1598. It takes place in Venice, at a time when Jews were discriminated. The antagonist of the play is a Jewish man named Shylock. He has one child in the play, a daughter named Jessica. Shylock comes into the story because of a loan, made by him, to a merchant named Antonio. Antonio and Shylock do not agree with each other, and Jessica helps develop tension between the two.…

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