Who is a Jew?

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    countries when over four million innocent Jews were executed in concentration and death camps. The horror began when Adolf Hitler was put into power in 1933. In the beginning of Hitler’s reign of Germany, the concentration camps weren’t built primarily for Jews. Instead, they were built for any individual who opposed Hitler and his insane and purely evil acts (Byers, 21). Hitler wasn’t shy about showing his anti-Semitism;…

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    Judaism Brief Summary

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    was created in 2000 B.C in canaan (palestine today). It was established between god and Abraham during the bronze age in the Middle East. The jews follow specific laws that are written in the torah, The torah was given by moses around 1250 B.C. Abraham is also considered as the father of the jews, they follow his orders and obey to him all the time. The jews consider palestine as their holy land that was given by god, They invaded palestine and followed the orders given by god in the torah which…

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    The Brainwashing of Propaganda and Power Who has the right to determine human worth? It was easy for the Nazis to determine the worth of the Jews when the Nazis did not see the Jews as human. For the darkest period of modern history, Art Spiegelman shares his father’s account of his survival during the Holocaust by way of a graphic novel in The Complete Maus. Even though the characters are replaced by symbolic animals such as mice and cats, the actions that the survivors took in the story are…

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    victim in Jews. Germany was broken after World War I on almost every level—financially, physically and psychologically. And, while German Jews had built a strong sense of solidarity while fighting…

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    the Jewish race. According to them the “Final Solution” was simply a means of completing this goal of Hitler’s. On the other hand, according to the Functionalist school, although Hitler wanted Europe to be “Jew free” he never intended for a genocide of the Jews, rather for this idea of a “Jew free” Europe to be achieved through emigration. The Functionalist school believes that the decision to pursue extermination was not made by Hitler, rather overall by the conditions fabricated by the war.…

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    During the Plague, most of Europe was Christian, so Jews were looked at with high levels of suspicion and were the easiest scapegoats for the Plague, being religious outcasts. There was a strong belief among the elites in the European society that the Jews wanted to destroy Christendom. Many Christians viewed the Jews as the Antichrist and irresponsible priests spread rumors that the Jews kidnapped and tortured Christian children. The Jews were also represented as the demon’s attendant on Satan…

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    1000’s of Jew lives. Schindler however at the time didn't start as a hero, instead involved into one. The Holocaust took place in Europe, where the Nazi regime created Jewish identities which isolated the community from the universe of obligations. The universe of obligations is when a group of individuals has a commitment to others, and orders are made which cannot be altered, resulting in unneeded crime. The Nazi party isolated the Jews by forcing them to register, saying that they were Jews,…

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    Anne Frank lived in a time where many Jews, including her family, were treated horribly and were discriminated against by the Nazis. During the Holocaust, Nazis were exceptionally cruel and illogical to the Jews, blaming them for things they did not do. To avoid these inhuman actions and increase their survivability, some Jews hid from the Nazis and waited for the Soviet Union to come and save them; there was also others who lived by the Nazis’ circumstances and struggled with their constant…

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    Jeff Mengele Perpetrator

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    out all the Jews. Josef Mengele was an SS doctor at Auschwitz. An SS doctor is a mad Nazi- German doctor that obeyed Hitler’s rules. Josef Mengele was a SS doctor and they became a perpetrator by doing things to the Jews that he shouldn’t have done. Josef Mengele was a perpetrator because he was torching Jews. An SS doctor did cruel things to Jews for punishment for no reason and the punishment that Mengele did made him a perpetrator: “… where he and his staff selected incoming Jews for labor…

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    Holocaust In the middle of World War Two, in German occupied Poland, with the Holocaust starting to form, the majority of the Jewish population were executed by simple civilians as well the “ordinary men” who had been recruited into the numerous police battalions who were ordered to execute Jews on site. To some degree, the Jewish chances of survival depended on the aid of the polish civilians and the gentiles that were at just as much risk for German persecution as they were. As Niewyck…

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