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    plague. In rural areas, many families died at once and strong village communities suffered at the loss of citizens and leaders, but after the plague, the poor managed to gain opportunities in the midst of the development of a new country. The Jewish, who were often regarded as the bottom…

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    Hitler removed laws that protected the citizens of Germany and established laws against the Jewish community that treated them unfairly. Furthermore, Hitler treated the Jewish community miserably outside of concentration camps as well as inside concentration camps. He commanded that horrific things to be done to the people who were sent there. Hitler abolished laws such as the civil…

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    chasing Jewish mice. Certainly,…

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    Daniel Mendoza, The Jew

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    with the negative judgment and prejudice theories many people in his country had about the Jewish population. In the mist of finding ourselves, our happy place can affect our relationship with our society positively and negatively. Daniel Mendoza was born in the east end of London. He was born to Jewish parents that were often bashed and hated for being Jewish. Daniel Mendoza, soon known as “Mendoza the Jewish Boxer” grew up in a difficult, unequal society.…

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    World War II was a tragic time in history when millions of people lost their lives in a war that caused so much destruction. During the war the Jewish population of Warsaw, Poland were persecuted and killed for their identity as Jews. In Jerry Spinelli’s Milkweed, we are shown a glimpse of the past during the horrors of World War II through the lives of three fictional characters Misha, Janina and Uncle Shepsel. During the war the Jewish people living in Warsaw, Poland were stripped of their…

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    world. Language is a basis for culture and culture creates connections in societies. Yiddish helped Jews keep their traditional culture by giving them a way to communicate and spread traditions orally without having to be educated. It is not until Jewish citizens have been forced to listen and interact with non-Yiddish speakers do they lose a sense of community and culture. Paralleled in the stories of Sholem Aleichem,…

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    horrors that Jewish and other groups of people faced during the Holocaust were tragic. Ihe book Night, by Elie Wiesel follows his struggle through life as a Jew in this time and place. His whole world was flipped around when Germans invaded his home, and through the tragic events he witnessed, he watched the people around him become less and less human, going into survival mode. He managed to survive, and wrote this book about what he experienced. Some of the atrocities that the Jewish people…

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    article An Army of Garment Worker, the author talks about Jew’s in America. When the Jewish people from Russia arrived in America they had great skills, mostly skills in making garments, tailoring and making other clothes, before the arrival of the Jewish people, however the German Jews were here before them and were dominating in the garment industry, together the Russian Jews and German Jews were making history in the garment industry. Everywhere people went in the Lower East in New york all…

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    people of the Christian faith avoided prosecution, in contrast with the Jews who were treated with less consideration. An incident involving inequality between the two religions occurred in 1516 when the doges of Venice nearly decided to prohibit the Jewish people…

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    128232: Life German leader, Adolph Hitler, conducted the largest genocide of the Jews, homosexuals, and anyone that did not have Aryan characteristics. Many people today study and observe the horrific events that took place throughout World War II. What many people do not consider is all of the survivors that lived through Hitler’s reign. Solomon Radasky once said, “When a person is in trouble he wants to live. He fights for his life…” (Radasky). All of the people that were imprisoned struggled…

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