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    Ashes of Sobibor, paints a different picture about Jews in the Holocaust. It shows that not all Jews accepted their eventual death passively. There are many instances in the book that showed Jews resisted. Instances such as ghetto uprisings, extermination camp uprisings, and Jewish partisans like the Bielski brothers. Overall, the holocaust was not only passive Jewish…

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    there were accusations. They began shipping families to camps immediately. Me and my family were among the next, and last, to be shipped to auschwitz. However, there was hope. The Jewish Combat Organization had staged an uprising. I’ve heard rumors of Jewish underground in Warsaw before. After seeing the pistols and hand grenades the men used, I believe those rumors hold truth. My family was being dragged out of our home for portation when the protest began. The Nazi soldiers kicked us aside and…

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    The word holocaust comes from the Greek language and means to sacrifice by fire, this is the fate that some of the holocaust victims suffered. The Holocaust or Final Solution was the inhumane killing of over 6,000,000 Jews and 5,000,000 minorities between January 30, 1933-May 8, 1945. The Holocaust took place in Germany and Eastern Europe during World War II. The anti-semitism had been going on in Europe way before the Holocaust was even thought of , the hate for Jews comes from the ideas of…

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    black and white with an overall plot of how fast the Nazi regime dominated the Czech Republic and its people. In the movie clip The Tunnel we see active war scenery throughout the Czech Republic with the clip beginning at the 56th day of the Warsaw Uprising or the German take over. This film is also in black and white with an overall story plot of the war battles the local Czech people faced when fighting off the German army due to the Germans advance military weapons and machinery. When…

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    social reform in the country, "Lift up your heads, be conscious of your dignity of men created in God's image...." (Pope John Paul II, 1983). Not only did this message motivate Haitians to create change in their country, but it ultimately inspired an uprising which resulted in the overthrow of Duvalier in 1986. Another prominent dictatorship that Pope John Paul II put an end to was that of Chilean military ruler Augusto Pinochet. He was praised by many for his courageous stance against…

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    Antonina Żabiński, also known as the zookeeper’s wife, was a truly amazing character that showed through her sensitivity to all things, love, kindness, and quick thinking. Antonina and Jan (her husband) helped save at least three hundred Jews and friends from concentration camps and extermination. With the help of many people, the Żabińskis hid Jews in empty animal cages after their animals were taken away to the Berlin Zoo. Despite having their entire lives taken away from them, they stayed…

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    and did not pursue ending the holocaust. They were focused on taking out Nazi military buildings or areas. The Jews tried to resist but they were hugely outgunned and out manned. In the article “The Uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto”, it explains how General Juergen Stroop responded to a Jewish uprising, “Stroop had 2,100 soldiers with 13 heavy machine guns, 69 hand-held machine guns, 135 submachine guns, several howitzers, and 1358 rifles. The 1,200 Jewish resisters had 2 submarine guns and 17…

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    obeyed but were never spontaneously cruel, which was the only real positive for the Poles. The Soviet presence in Poland sparked the Warsaw Uprising, where the Polish Home Army and resistance force tried to claim Warsaw from the Germans before the Red Army, an act which resulted in the massacre of Warsaw’s population destruction of the city. The failure of the Warsaw uprising ensured that the London Poles lost the majority of the influence they had in the country and lead to a coalition Polish…

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    and Karl Eberhard Schöngarth. These four commanders were chosen as the best fit for the rank the most trained. In addition, “When it became apparent that they were being deported to Treblinka to be gassed, the Jews of Warsaw at first refused to assemble and then led a ghetto uprising in April 1943, the ferocity of which surprised the Germans. More than 2,000 German soldiers, supported by armored cars, machine guns, flamethrowers, and unlimited ammunition, faced approximately 750 Jews with little…

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    Hitler Believed that Jews were not human. “Hitler would have people’s skulls be measured to see if they fit into his “Master race” criteria” (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, “Nazi Racism”). “Hitler put laws that forced mentally or physically impaired people to be “sterilized” often leading to their deaths” (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, “Nazi Racism”). Hitler believed the Jews were like parasites that lived off the Germans and weakened them He spread the idea that the way…

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