How the Holocaust Could Have Been Prevented Essay

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    through various case studies such as the Caribbean and de la Casas and the troubles in Northern Ireland. I will also use the Holocaust as a case because even though it may not have been religiously motivated, it is still grounded in the context of religion. These will help to further my view that it is the people who are violent because I will show that there have always been other motivations for the violence behind these cases, such as furthering political power, money and the conquest of new…

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    Bystanders We are the future, we have the power to decide whether we are bystanders or not. From previous tragedies we have all seen, whether behind a screen or have personally witnessed it, the consequences the Bystander Effects brings. Take the Holocaust for example, many people stood on the outside observing what happened inside those concentration camps, and yet no one did anything about it. No one stood up for the thousands of Jews being discriminated with agonizing pain night after night.…

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    Nazis had begun the Holocaust. The Holocaust was the systematic, bureaucratic, state-sponsored persecution and murder of six million Jews by the Nazi regime and its collaborators (Introduction to the Holocaust). Along with the Jews, the Nazi’s had targeted the Poles, Roma or the gypsies, Russians, Serbs, Czechs and any political opponents (The Holocaust). Nazi SS and police officers incarcerated these types of people into concentrations camps (Introduction to The Holocaust). Death camps were…

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    of which have the potential to turn a life around.” This explains how empathy can be a solution to a better society because it can prevent dangerous problems and deaths from happening. In the course of being in college English honors we have read plenty of articles and the book Night which relates to or shows empathy. Me and my classmates learned about conflicts in the Holocaust, with the bystander effect, and in the story “The Lottery”. If looking at it in my perspective the Holocaust and the…

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    place the prevalence of PTSD in the Holocaust Survivor communities between 46% and 55%” (). The Holocaust was a very traumatizing experience, where many many Jews became victims to dehumanization. This is understood in Elie Wiesel’s book, Night, in which he explains how many Jews were made into monsters or only cared for themselves as a result of their experiences. “The fact that Jews can regain meaningful lives is a testament to the human soul”, quote by () shows how much discipline it took for…

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    systematically in order to exterminate more than six million Jews. Throughout World War Two the actions inflicted by soldiers and people’s reaction demonstrates how humanity continues to struggle with violence. The greedy people are able to delude the naive world; therefore, cause humanity to be drained out. As war occurs, people begin seeing how humanity dies…

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    Europe, he resorted to focus on his long-term Anti-Jewish goal of removing all Jews from Germany, thus creating the Holocaust. Hitler’s decision to move east came from his feelings that the war in…

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    mass killing of political rebels or protestors would not be considered as the genocide “How the genocide relate to other types of mass killing”. Mass killing based on ideology driven policy, but where there was no particular group targeted with an intent of destroying a whole group would also not meet the legal definition of the genocide. The Genocide recognized by UN are: against Armenians, against Jewish (Holocaust), Cambodians, Tutsi in Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur however there is other…

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    Imagine yourself in a situation where there is no hope. Thinking if you will ever survive and live peacefully in a place where a massacre occurred after the Holocaust. A massacre where thousands of people died because of rape, sexual violence, and force displacement. A massacre that could have been avoided if the Serbian leader didn’t take advantage of the nationalist’s feelings. A massacre where its people wanted to be independent and break apart with its country due to religious reasons.…

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    Still Abuse Genocides have always been an intricate and complex topic to debate. A genocide is trying to intentionally exterminate a race, religion, or any other ethnic group. The fact that people even have to discuss the terrors that humans commit against each other and that those horrors are still occurring is shocking. One of the most known genocides is Hitler’s Holocaust, but there are many others before and after that have also had a profound detrimental effect on humanity. The Nanking…

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