Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

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    Germany and German occupied countries to their end in the ghettos or concentration camps. More Jews were led to their deaths by Nazi trickery and the well keep secret of the Final Solution, often not believing they were being led to their deaths while being forced into the gas chambers. Jewish under Nazi control often did not resist for fear of horrible Nazi reprisal against themselves and fellow prisoners. That is not to say there were no uprisings by Jews during World War II, however, when…

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    Generally discussions about the Holocaust begin and end with a narrative surrounding the Jewish population. This is not a whole and complete account of all of the groups and people that were affected by the event. Many times this leads to an incomplete reflections on the atrocities during the Second World War. There were many segments of the population that were also targeted in an attempt to enact the moral, political, and ethnic policies of Hitler and the Nazi party. The Nazi euthanasia…

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    Women During The Holocaust

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    activists. When The Council was created in late 1942, after a majority of Jewish women were deported from Warsaw to Treblinka. Slender played a…

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    In the united states there is a day that we take out of our year and remember the holocaust. It is called Holocaust Remembrance day. It is observed on the anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising. Each year the date is chosen by israel, and changes each year because of the hebrew calendar. To still see that there is an impact 83 years, 11 months, and 8 days.it is just amazing to see how much as human beings we want to deystroy, and…

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    “Jews in the Ghettos and camps also responded to Nazi oppression with various forms of spiritual resistance” (“The deprivations of ghetto life and the constant fear of Nazi terror made resistance difficult and dangerous but not impossible.”) Even those Jews that had already been caught also were not talking to the Nazis. So…

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    Nazi-German Racism

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    as the incident on the 3rd of September 1939 when a German U-Boat sunk The British Transatlantic Passenger, The SS Athenia, killing 128 civilians on board. Another example are the 250,000 Polish civilians and soldiers who participated in the Warsaw uprising and were sent to concentration camps as a result. Germany used racism and antisemitism as one of the principal tenets of the regime due to the fact they maintained the notion that races outside of the master “Aryan” race were inferior. The…

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    The documentary ‘The Path to Nazi Genocide’ uses pictures and videos from the events of the Nazi rise to power and the post-war recovery, it showed the reality of the Holocaust to the viewers. It reviewed timeframes, Nazi objectives, and views that furthered my understanding of how the Holocaust wasn’t a spontaneous event, but was rather created over time. The film explained the event that stimulated Hitler’s first actions was the loss of Germany in World War 1. In order to prevent another war…

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    Kitty Genovese Case Study

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    1. Several factors exist that influences an individual's decisions. According to Maslow's the most fundamental and basic layers of human needs are self actualization, esteem, love/belonging, safety, in addition, psychological. One reason why these factors induce changes in people choices is for the reason that people want the most basic level of needs before an individual desires the secondary or higher level needs. Maslow describes the motivation of people who go beyond the scope of the basic…

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    stones beneath my feet and seeing hundreds of buildings made of brick aligned in perfectly symmetrical blocks, with muddy, stoned pathways separating them, surrounded by double barbed wire and a wooden watchtower on every side. Once arriving at the Warsaw Chopin Airport, my nerves finally took its path; I felt my heart beating faster and my legs beginning to shake. I was about to experience the atrocities of a city with my own eyes, and I had no idea if I was able to handle it. When taking my…

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    Holocaust Atrocities

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    The Atrocities of the Holocaust The Holocaust was the systematic killing of people of Jewish culture. That does not mean that everyone else was safe. They also targeted homosexuals, the mentally ill, gypsies (people of Romanian culture) slavic people (Polish and Lithuanians) and communists. There were many people the Nazi party targeted. The word Holocaust comes from two greek words, holos (whole) and kaustos (burned) (Holocaust encyclopedia). In early 1933, the Jewish…

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