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    Society throughout Europe changed drastically for many groups in the wake of the First World War. The nation-state of Poland was created, and many other borders were completely redrawn. The people began to have clear differences based on nationality and region, but were also very different within their own populations. This included the communities of Jews in these countries. The lives of Henry Buxbaum and Esther show that, while the Jews of West and East Europe during the interwar period had…

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    Rousseau as Machiavelli does warn regarding certain religions. Rousseau speaks against Christianity. Rousseau believes Christians live in their own planet and he explains that their world is not here on earth, “But this religion, since it has no particular relation to the body politic, leaves the laws with only the force the derive from themselves without adding any force to them, and, due to this, one of the great bonds of any particular society remains ineffectual” Rousseau, Jean-Jacques,…

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    intentions of conquering living space for Germany. When Germany went to war against Poland, Germany created the General Government. The General Government was a territory in the countries of Poland and the Ukraine that Hitler had set up after Germany invaded and occupied Poland. The land was then broken up into three different areas, one area being the General Government. The General Government even though located in Poland was run by Nazi Germany. This allowed for Hitler and Germany to start…

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    The story I chose to read was the cage. It is about Riva, her mother and three brothers living with their land lord in Poland. Soon after Germany invades Poland the land lady betrays them and they are robbed. The gates of their small community get locked and no one enters only exits. After a couple years’ madness has spread throughout the ghetto, and her brother Laibele gets tuberculosis. Her mother is then taken away in a Nazi raid because she seems to be ill and not fit to work, after her…

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    “At eleven o’clock this morning came to an end the cruellest and most terrible war that has ever scourged mankind. I hope we may say that thus, this fateful morning, came to end all wars.” David Lloyd George, the British prime minister declared on the 11th November 1918. The thought that the world would see another war was almost preposterous, yet not even twenty-one years later the second ‘greatest’ war began. There were a number of reasons why World War Two became a tragic reality, some more…

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    Hiding and Seeking was Menachem Daum’s film that gave a social presentation Jews in German occupied Poland with the reaction of subsequent generations. The film shows the experience of two Jewish men gaining firsthand knowledge about their grandfather by their father’s trip to Poland through their reconsideration of personal views. The views of the two men evolved from an intolerant, anti-gentile view to a more accepting view of gentiles. Their grandfather had personally experiences which caused…

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    Auschwitz Birkenau Essay

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    The foundation aims to preserve the memories and stories of the camps and to help fund their work, over 100 million euros have been donated in total. Some of the largest donations made to the Auschwitz Birkenau Foundation came from Germany, the USA, Poland, France, Austira, the UK, Switzerland, Israel, Italy and finally Russia. Majdanek: Majdanek Concentration Camp was another huge death camp built by the Nazis in the Second World War, again in order to exterminate innocent Jews. There is also…

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    Magdalena Abakanowicz was born on June 20, 1930, in Falenty, Poland. She is one of Poland’s most honored artists, known for her massive series of sculptures. When she was nine years old the Nazi Germany invaded Poland. She and her family undergo the ongoing war throughout the years. After the war, being controlled by the Soviet Union. Social realism at the time was the only thing that was acceptable, it had to be in the more national and socialist form in content. Anything other than those art…

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    visa in the American visa lottery and he planned to immigrate to the most amazing country in the entire world: U.S.A.!!! It's probably very hard for you to imagine what a great happiness is possibility was to go to the U. S. for a person who lived in Poland at that time. The country that was born and growing up was very poor, and this was caused by the first and Duga World War, and Polish enslavement by the Soviet Union. There were times when on the shelves of the shop was not goods, not being…

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    welcoming them. From plans to promote open hands to these emigrants to riots demoting the acceptance, a true refugee crisis has emerged. As each day passes, Germany and the EU takes action and opens its borders to migrants all around, whereas, in Poland, Pope Francis urges his followers to accept and welcome the refugees but more than half of the population is against the welcoming due to the fear of losing jobs and rise in economic issues. In Germany, there has been a reported 450,000 migrants…

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