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    The Holocaust was one of, if not the worst event in world history. Ran by Hitler and his Nazis, this horrific event took place from around 1939 to 1945. During this time period, 6 million Jews, as well as millions of other people, were persecuted by the Nazis, as they were thought to be bad people, even though they did nothing wrong. This event is known as arguably the greatest example of human genocide in history. Because of this tragic event, and all of the bad things that happened during this…

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    The Evils Of Conformity

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    propaganda and fear. Hitler used people's desperation of conformity to plant ideas of a superior race and genocide in their minds. He forced them to believe that individuals with blonde hair and blue eyes, which he called Aryans, were superior to all other people. Hitler believed that this Aryan race should express their dominance by mass genocide of people they felt were inferior. Thus began the…

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    The new holidays were not the only things that allured the German people. Hitler had envisioned a whole aesthetic for new age, one complete with an official title: Aryan. Much of this new Nazi aesthetic based around the glorification of this blonde haired, blue eyed superhuman race. The arts and cultural organizations in Germany were quickly synchronized to reflect this Nazi ideology.. This new art dove into themes of the heroism of war, purity, and violence(United States Holocaust Memorial…

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    Sylvia Plath’s “Daddy” is a reflection of her personal feelings with her fathers. The poem “Daddy” is a emotion filled poem that is dark and sad. The poem makes the reader feel sad for Sylvia and they try to understand the struggles Sylvia went through. The poem makes references to the holocaust and Sylvia's experiences growing up during World War ii. The darkness of this poem comes from the anger Sylvia has from her father passing away and leaving her to look for him in another man. Sylvia…

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    Good and evil are polar opposites, yet one cannot exist without the other. To understand this intricate relationship, one must have a clear understanding on what exactly good and evil are. These two are not always so black and white, but good can be defined as acting agreeably with societical and personal values. Evil can be defined as going against those values. However, as societies and humans differ, so do their moral codes. What is seen as good in one society or time may be seen as evil in…

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    - Freezing and/or Hypothermia was very popular and in high command by the Nazis, these experiments were divided into two categories the first was how long it would take for the victim to freeze to death the second was how to resuscitate (revive someone from unconsciousness or apparent death.) the frozen victim.(http://remember.org) there was two main ways to freeze the person either to be placed outside in sub zero degree weather or to be placed in a ice vat, the fastest and easiest way was the…

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    Our current propaganda in the United States is targeted mostly at the upcoming election and the candidates involved, while in the past with the Nazi propaganda, it was more targeted towards stopping Hitler and the Nazis and protecting the US. Though both of which in comparison to the propaganda in the Hunger Games are drastically similar, and drastically different as in the Hunger Games the rebel side propaganda was targeted towards stopping the Capitol, and the Capitol propaganda was to stop…

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    part of the aryan race, because they were seen as a disgrace to hitler, so a doctor tried to find a cure. His name was vervant. Did it work? In most cases no. Why was this topic so detrimental. Homosexuals were in the top 7 leading deaths during the holocaust. Paragraph 175.a…

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    Border Fence Analysis

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    The Issue of a Border Fence in America The issue of a border fence surrounding the divide between the United States and Mexico has been a great debate among many political and social activists. Throughout the years, there has been recent speculation that there needs to be increased border security, especially as it relates to the protective interests of the U.S. against suspected and potential terrorists. As the country faces various issues with the concept behind stronger border security,…

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    been increasing with speakers worldwide. There is a total of four branches that can relate to the English language as a whole. According to James M. Rubenstein, the four branches are: Germanic, Indo-Iranian, Balto-Slavic, and finally the Romance Branch. These four branches all fade under the family of “Indo-European”. The language of German has been taught worldwide as a secondary language, it is being taught a majority of the time as part of an individual 's education. German is spoken by…

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