Who is a Jew?

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    upside down and chaos ruled. Germans who had control of the Jews did not treat them with dignity, respect and did not treat them like humans. Six million Jews were killed in the holocaust by unethical Germans. Ethical is relating to moral principles or the branch of knowledge dealing with these. Since Nazi’s were in charge in Germany, no one could stop them from being unethical. One unethical occurrence near the beginning of the movie, Schindler’s list is when Jews were stuffed on a train with…

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    The Holocaust This took a turn on life about who are the victims and those who victimized these people. Why Hitler didn’t like the Jews and was they the cause of everything bad to him. Taking the background from Hitler lifestyle effect other people deaths. Who lets this happen to people that did not doing anything to this men name Hitler. His goals were to kill the Jews and others that did not need this. On January 30, 1933 were the lives of people that were victimized just because of…

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    It is clear to see the similarities between the plays The Jew of Malta by Christopher Marlowe and The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare. Marlowe is thought to have been a contemporary of Shakespeare and he would have looked towards Shakespeare and his famous comedy for inspiration for his own work. One of the most significant similarities between the two plays is their Jewish characters, Barabas from The Jew of Malta and Shylock from The Merchant of Venice. However, it is said that…

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    about a man named Oskar Schindler, who moved to Krakow, Poland, amid World War II, to pursue his dream as being a German entrepreneur. Oskar is a factory owner who happens to make a deal with the commander of the Paszów labor camp, Amon Goeth to have 1,100 Jews help work in Schindler’s factory basically as slaves. In the beginning of the story, Oskar sees the Jews as a way to enforce cheap labor so he loves it. I think this is extremely rude of Oskar to perceive Jews…

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    Oskar Schindler was a greedy and cruel man before he became a hero of over one thousand Jews in the Holocaust. In the beginning, Schindler's main priority was to create profit during the war. He bought factories that were confiscated from the Jews and paid for them to work under him. He then joins the Nazi in order to become even more successful and wealthy. Schindler had no sympathy for what situation the Jews were dealing with at the time. He only did things to that would only benefit him.…

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    The Rise Of Crypto-Judaism

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    Inquisitors in Castile who began their work in Seville shortly after (1481). Conversos, often subjected to torture, were discovered to be crypto-Jews and received varying punishments, ranging from pilgrimage to death by burning. During the first decade of the Inquisition's operations over 10,000 conversos were condemned. The expulsion of the Jews was authorized on 31 March 1492, in May those Jews who refused to convert left for Portugal, North Africa and Turkey. Those who fled to Portugal only…

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    these proceedings, the relationships between Christians, Jews, and Muslims were tested in order to maintain set social boundaries. These social boundaries, however, were not absolute in reality as depicted in The Song of the Cid. Instead, Jews and Muslims present more a of a caricature view in The Song of the Cid. In this essay, I am going to examine how Jews and Muslims were presented in The Song of the Cid, and contrast those views with how Jews and Muslims actually interacted with Christians…

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    When defining what an ideal Jew is, many factors can be considered, such as religious observance, relationship to Jewish culture, relationship to Israel and the Hebrew language, and connection to God. My ideal Jew is someone who really supports the community aspect of Judaism, and encouraging others within the community to participate in Jewish culture. An ideal Jew also incorporates certain Jewish values into their lives and allows them to govern their behavior and uses them to improve their…

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    A hero is someone who will not only help others but will do something that would endanger themselves to the same dreadful fate as the victims. The term hero can be applied to the Holocaust heroes that assisted and helped Jews survive from the Nazi.These heroes relayed information,rescued, and flew Jews into safety but they were not only in their operation, they had support from other good people at heart to attempt and save Jews from dying. Gino Bartali, Varian Fry, and Irena Sendler are all…

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    For so many years, Jews were part of a somewhat peaceful life. When one day Hitler decided to destroy all the Jews, he could. That is when disaster struck! Nazis started destroying all the Jews they could. Despite the dangers, non-Jews sacrificed their lives to help save Jews. In 1933, hell froze over in Poland. Nazis started to take over more and more of Poland every day. When Nazis started taking over Poland they made Jews stay in Ghettos. Ghettos were not fun at all, they had very little…

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