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    Nazi Party Research Paper

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    Surprisingly, one political party was the cause of death for 11 million people. The Nazi party was a horrible organization. The Nazis had placed their men all over the territory they controlled. In addition, their beliefs were simple, hatred for everything that was not the German race. Although the organization is evil, the people behind the scenes controlling everything were the leaders of their party. Together the Nazi party did many horrible things and eliminated everything in their way to…

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    Imagine being encountered with two different doors. You may choose which door to enter. One is labelled love and the other is labelled hate. The obvious choice may be love, but choosing it may be difficult depending on the situation. The book “Daniel’s Story,” written by Carol Matas displays a great example of choosing love over hate. At first, Daniel believes that the whole human race should be exterminated due to their brutal acts. However, Erika convinces him that with love, you can overcome…

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    Josef Mengele Biography

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    Throughout the history of the Holocaust and Nazi Germany, few individuals come close in notorious villainous malice than that of “renegade doctor,” Josef Mengele (Nomberg-Przytyk 44). Often given the title of the Angel of Death, Mengele worked for 21 months as a doctor and researcher in Auschwitz-Birkenau between 1943 and 1945 (Jewish Virtual Library). Although the atrocities of the Holocaust are widely known as one of the most devastating and dark periods in human history, the story of “blood…

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    The Gender issues on Broadway is the different characteristics between feminine and masculine roles in the show, which includes the gender identity. The World War II has brought a loss of the original principles to the Lesbians, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender. The Lesbians, Gay, Bisexual, and transgender have been fighting for their freedom after the world war II. The new generation of gays and lesbians had discovered that they were not alone when the gay became more widely recognized as a…

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    Pivotal Moment Essay Night, by Elie Wiesel is a memoir of Wiesel’s endurance and experiences through the Holocaust as a young boy. This autobiography reveals the true suffering of innocent Jewish civilians in the Nazi concentration camps through Wiesel’s eyes. “A slim volume of terrifying power.” (The New York Times), this briefly summarizes the entire novel, and it manifests the abuse of power through the torturing and suffering. A vital moment in Night, which changed Eliezer’s beliefs and…

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    Dr. Mengele’s twin experiments Have you ever heard stories of Dr. Mengele, “The Angel of Death’’? Have you listened to any twin survivors interviews talk about their experience in the Holocaust and how it changed them? He was an evil doctor that performed unimaginable experiments on twins during the Holocaust. Dr. Mengele had always been more interested in Tibi. I am not sure why - perhaps because he was the older twin. Mengele made several operations on Tibi. One surgery on his spine left…

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    People Abuse Of Power

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    The definition of power is “a person or organization that has a lot of control and influence over other people or organizations.” A multitude of people in history have had a substantial amount of power. From conquering vast lands to controlling a prodigious army, the use of power varies from each leader. Many rulers contribute to the improper use of power by taking advantage of their people or by actively participating in illegal crimes. Not all people abuse abilities they are given as some have…

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    The Gestapo, abbreviation for Geheime Staatspolizei, was the secret police force, created by the Nazis, that “protected” Nazi Germany. The Gestapo originated in 1933 shortly after Adolf Hitler took power in Germany. Herman Göring was the creator of the police force. He created the force to eliminate anti-Nazi forces in germany. The purpose for the Gestapo was to hunt those who were considered a threat to Nazi Germany. They often went door to door interrogating innocent citizens of Germany. At…

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    Coming from the ruins of WWII, the Nazi party had a will, a will to change the human race forever. Germany was a central power during World War I. Their allies consisted of Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire of Turkey. Though the Germans were the most involved in the war, there is little to no known fact that they were anticipating going to war. Woodrow Wilson, president of the United States at the time of WWI, was one of the main contributors in the Treaty of Versailles. This treaty…

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    Jewish Lab Rats Throughout history there have been multiple genocides. However, one of the most memorable and most discussed genocides has to be the one committed by Germany. This genocide was called the Holocaust and it targeted anyone who was not of Hitler’s “perfect race” consisting of blonde hair white skin and blue eyes. One group of people were targeted the worst of all. These people were Jewish. Many people of Jewish descent feel uneasy discussing the holocaust because some have…

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