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    Lasting 12 years, the Holocaust was the mass genocide of Jewish people, Jehovah’s Witnesses, homosexuals, and gypsies. It was estimated that 11 million people died during this time period, 6 million of which were Jews. The name Holocaust comes from the Greek word ‘Holokausten’, which means sacrifice by fire. According to most historians, the Holocaust began on April 1st, 1933, when Germany, under Nazi control, passed the first anti-semitic law, effectively boycotting all Jewish run businesses.…

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    Homicide, cruelty, and all out dictatorship were just a few of the things Hitler had in mind. Adolph Hitler's thirst for power didn't stop with the dictatorship of Germany. In Hitler’s quest for racial purity and lebensraum, he set in motion a terror, which often with other dictators would put the world in a war The most interesting thing about Adolf was his family tree. He lead a movement that could make anyone’s family tree a life or death situation. Although…

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    Fear does multiple things, it either motivates people to stand up for what they believe in or it motivates them to go against their morals. It all started when Hitler was in the World War One. A yellow cloud floating in the air called chlorine gas and mustard gas were one of the first poison gases used in trench warfare, if you inhaled it damages lung tissue and causes it 's victims to cough violently and choke in some cases, the gas kills you. Trench warfare was not a good adventure, it was a…

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    Ben Kamm's Argument

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    Hello this is the story about how Ben Kamm became the hero he is today and how he lost his family during world war two when Hitler wanted all the Jews to be killed because he thought that they were a problem. Benn Kamm was a boy that was Jewish and loved playing with his friends and during this time Hitler declared that were to be killed because Hitler Thought that they were the reason reason they the reason that they were losing the war. Ben is clever because he can in and out of the ghetto…

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    Macbeth Vs Hitler Essay

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    Macbeth Vs Adolf Hitler In Macbeth, the primary character, Macbeth, has extremely similar characteristics compared to the historical figure, Adolf Hitler. Adolf Hitler and Macbeth both rose to power in comparable ways. Both Macbeth and Hitler were noble leaders in war. Hitler served in the Great War and Macbeth served in local affairs within Scotland. Both individuals were compensated for their noteworthy administration in war. Hitler was awarded the Iron Cross honor and Macbeth was…

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    War And Genocide Summary

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    Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime had and were a very well organized machine. Hitler used well thought out methods and implemented them as the push and pull back depending the popularity of society. He had many treaty’s and pacts that he made knowing full well he would eventually break to gain his ultimate plan of race and space. I find it interesting that a man with not real high intelligence, unpopular, and a politician made by chance was able to mastermind such a horrific event. Hitler had…

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    Adolf Hitler was one of the most infamous and most powerful dictators in the world during the 20th century. Adolf Hitler served during all of World War I and his experience changed the way he thought about war. Hitler was born on April 20, 1889 in Braunau am Inn Austria. In 1914 Hitler was accepted into the German army and he received the Iron Cross First Class and the Black wound badge. Hitler joined the NSDAP or often called the NAZI in 1919. Hitler invaded Norway, France, Luxembourg,…

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    When people talk about world war two and the Holocaust, they would usually think of Adolf Hitler as the dictator behind it all. There is a lot more behind it than just one man. Most German citizens knew about and supported the slavery and death of millions of Jewish people. There are many ways that the citizens of Germany contributed to the Holocaust. People might wonder why they did this, but there are various explanations to that question. People may also have the question of how so many…

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    Adolf Hitler 's Nazi Germany and Josef Stalin 's Soviet Union were totalitarian systems that both had immense control over its country for a period of time. A totalitarian system is a dictatorship that exercises complete control over it 's citizen 's beliefs and actions through every aspects of society. These two systems, reflected in On Hitler 's Mountain and Animal Farm, achieved mind control among their citizens with the uses of propaganda, rewards, and threats or purges. On Hitler 's…

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    You have heard Hitler, right? Have you ever ask why he hated the Jews? Hitler may have been a Jew and it was causing problems in his family. The Holocaust could have been Hitler’s revenge on Dr. Bloch for his inability to save Klaras life. He saw the light only after Germany's loss in World War I, for which he held the Jews responsible. According to the Haaretz Website, “One can’t consider the Holocaust without wondering about the source of Adolf Hitler's hatred for the Jews. Although much of…

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