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This essay endeavours to explore and argue that the Nazi policy of the Holocaust, the extermination of 6 million Jews, was a rational policy due to the fact that those who took part were mentally capable. It is clear when you explore the motives behind the movement and the policy towards the Jews before the so called “final solution” that a passionate hatred existed. Unlike what the question suggests and what is suggested in discussion and some literature around the regime, the actions were not…

Putting yourself in someone else’s shoes is never an easy task. Within the Third Reich, there were many places where someone who was a part of the Reich, who did not agree with the Final Solution, could have attempted to put a stop to it. Whether it was administrators, civil servants, the men who decided who went straight to the gas or who went to work, the individual who watched a life long friend beaten by the Gestapo or even those members of the Jewish community that worked with the Germans…

creative in finding a new trade route to reach India and China and a new world than their forbears of the Middle Ages (Reich, 2011, p. 3). Therefore, missionaries and traders started sailing west to reach India and China. The famous article written about the wealth and grandeur of India and China was written by Marco Polo, who traveled throughout the Orient between 1274 and 1295 (Reich, 2011, p. 3). In his book, he mentioned all of the places in the east he has visited such as Persia, Japan,…

standpoint on governmental authority, the military, national power/glory/expansion, and race/Anti-Semitism. This essay will go in-depth on these concepts throughout the Second Reich, all the way up to 1933. It will also discuss how Adolf Hitler and the NSDAPs’ message reflected upon these concepts. During the Second Reich, the concepts previously mentioned were a huge part of society, and there were a lot of strong opinions…

citizens of other nations do saluting theirs”. There is no consist answer and that is what is needed to take away from this. Pride in Germany is difficult, multilayer and ambiguous. We can also take away the intense affect the Holocaust and the Third Reich plays in creating this ambilivelence. Conclusion: In conclusion, what I am grappling with this paper is dissecting the German society and citizenship, while analyzing the components that this is integrated and…

Throughout the story, Agee uses “A Mother’s Tale” to explain that people can’t comprehend that the innocent were treated as animals by the Third Reich, because many believe that people are inherently good. Agee uses “A Mother’s Tale” to symbolize how the prisoners of the Third Reich were treated as animals. Agee depicted in his story how during the journey that innocent prisoners of the Nazis were treated inhumanely when they were taken away to concentration and…

prosperous because in schools they teach you that it is the only path to take after high school. As a matter of fact, college is not needed to be successful: “not every young person is suited for four years of college… they won’t get much out of it” (Reich 84). Students are constantly taught all throughout school that college is the only way to go, they feel pressured to go. Take Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple as an example, he dropped out of college and was still very flourished in life; with…

The Third Reich used extensive propaganda measures such as visual media, as well traditional forms to disseminate their National Socialist ideologies. Despite the variety of propaganda employed, posters were arguably the most influential and ubiquitous type of media, as they were open to a wider public and expressed Nazi messages the most clearly. In consolidating the Nazi state, the Reich’s Propaganda Ministry adopted the notion of Volksgemeinschaft (“The National Community”). Kamenetsky…

the Reich Chamber of Commerce in 1933. The Reich Chamber of Commerce dealt with censorship in Germany and made sure that only the messages the Chamber approved were the only ones spread. The Reich Chamber of Commerce also dealt with media that they did not approve. In order to produce news, reporters had to be affiliated with the Reich Chamber. Those who tried to post news without the Reich Chamber’s approval were immediately thrown into jail by the German police. With the use of the Reich…

It was, in retrospect, a mad gamble. It guaranteed that Germany would have to fight on two fronts, a burden that in due course crushed Hitler 's Third Reich. Maybe if Operation Barbarossa never happened the world 's population would be different millions wouldn’t die from the horrors of war and maybe technology could have been different that 's why in wars going on now or in the future An Operation just…