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    more space for Germans; and he tried to get rid of all Jewish people in the world Hitler killed over six million Jews. According to the World History The Modern Era, it stated that, “In July 1942, the Nazis began sending Polish Jews from the warsaw ghetto to the Treblinka death camps at a rate about 5,000 per day.” ( page 574). He used executive orders to accomplish his goals and waged an aggressive foreign policy. Hitler sought to make Germans the master race. Roosevelt tried to help people by…

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    The Pianist Text Analysis

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    The idea that the purpose of a text, or representational medium, enables a deeper understanding rather than an ultimate truth is highly reflected in Mark Baker’s 1997 biographical novel The Fiftieth Gate and Roman Polanski’s 2002 autobiography-adapted film The Pianist. Both texts explore how the objective of history and memory focuses on the interaction between these two notions and their limitations rather than the ultimate truth. The deeper understanding gained of these two texts have shown…

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    Nazi-German Racism

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    such 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.…

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    The diary of Miriam Wattenberg (“Mary Berg”) was one of the first children's journals which revealed to a wider public the horrors of the Holocaust"(“Children Diaries”). Her story was mostly about her family, and how they got transferred to the Warsaw ghetto. All the diaries that many people found in the past, of the holocaust. Tells numerous individuals, about the children, teenagers, adult’s lives in the holocaust. Also from them, that’s how we know so much deep background on what was…

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    Amid World War II, Adolf Hitler and his Nazi party individuals attempted to execute each Jew in Europe. This happened all over Europe yet started in Germany. Hitler and the Nazis figured out how to murder 11 million - 14 million individuals. Among those individuals were 6 million Jews, this included 1.5 million kids also. In Germany, while the warriors were out battling wars, individuals in Germany encountered an alternate sort of danger. The principle lesson to be learnt from the Holocaust is…

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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…

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    "Deceiving The Public" talks about spreading different theories about the Jews that were not necessarily true. "Deceiving The Public" states, "[How] to prevent non-Jews from attempting to enter the ghettos and from seeing the condition of daily life there for themselves, [The] German authorities posted quarantine signs at the entrances, warning of the danger of contagious disease"(3). The Nazi government went to great lengths to keep German citizens…

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    She joined Zegota when the Warsaw Ghetto consisting of 500,000 Jews was built in 1942 and the cruelty towards the Jews shook her into taking immediate action. She consistently visited the Ghetto to provide the prisoners with medicine, food and clothing. However, despite her efforts approximately 5,000 Jews still died with each passing month. Irena Sendler then…

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    Farm Animal Rights

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    FARM (Farm Animal Rights Movement) was created at the Vegetarian Information Service by “Hershaft[.]… As a boy, Alex Hershaft hid in and outside the Warsaw Ghetto to avoid the Germans' slaughter of Jews during World War II. Now, he is urging people to refrain from consuming meat or dairy products to reduce the butchering of animals.” (Zlatos). Hershaft is the one who compared the German and the Jew relationship…

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    The Zoo Keepers Wife

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    her methodical research and dedication to complete this novel. The Zoo Keepers Wife is about a zoo and a couple who runs it during WWII in Warsaw, Poland. The story begins in the summer of 1935 with the introduction of the zoo keeper, Jan and his wife, Antonina. Jan and Antonina take it upon themselves to help Jewish who are forcible placed in a nearby ghetto escape Jewish persecution during WWII. They disguised the escapees as zoo employees and hid them in empty cages and animal habitats.…

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