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    Museum Visit Paper The museum that I visited was the Holocaust Museum in Maitland‚ FL. The Holocaust Museum in Maitland was the first Holocaust Museums in the United States. This was my first time visiting the museum. I was nervous in the beginning about visiting the Holocaust Museum for I did not know what to expect so I invited a friend to go with me. When I open the door of the museum there was a lady with a smile on her face to welcome us. She hands us a few pamphlets and explained the

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    Fear of Disobeying Leads to Genocide Obedience‚ as well as disobedience‚ has been ingrained in our culture since the beginning of time‚ so it is no surprise that so many people obeyed Hitler and killed millions of Jewish people. In the Christian religion disobedience is viewed as bad and obedience as good. In the story of Adam and Eve‚ they disobeyed God by eating from the tree of knowledge and were exiled from Eden. In the story of Noah‚ he obeyed God and Noah and his family were rewarded and

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    Night Essay The Holocaust is considered the greatest act of hate and anti-Semitism in modern history. This relentless act of hate and genocide was made possible by the Nazi party under Adolf Hitler’s orders carried out by Heinrich Himmler to exterminate Jews and other minorities. The Holocaust is responsible for over 9 million people (an estimate of 6 million people murdered were Jews). Because the Holocaust was so insidious‚ this part of history cannot be forgotten to prevent these atrocities

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    scarcely any event can compare in atrocity to that of the Holocaust. We will never know the comprehensive truth of the Holocaust and its’ notorious leader Adolf Hitler‚ and as such we are left to speculate on the origins and impact created by those involved. To some‚ Adolf Hitler is the inimitable leader‚ the charismatic politician with a heinous purpose and the sole person to blame for the events which became known to history as the Holocaust. This ideology is known as the intentionalist argument

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    The Holocaust (1933-1944) was the period in which Adolf Hitler and his followers‚ the Nazi Party‚ systematically killed people of “inferior” races. Jews were one of their main targets. The German dictator believed that Jewish people should be removed from the face of the planet so the Aryan race would remain pure. Some methods of extermination were gas chambers or mass execution. This story tells the tale of one survivor of the Holocaust and what she went through in her fight for freedom.

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    The Holocaust was the end of the long process which included terror and propaganda‚ known as Anti-Semitism. When the Nazis came to power in Germany in 1933‚ they imposed the Nuremberg Laws (“How and Why Did the Holocaust Happen?”)‚ forcing Jews to wear yellow stars on all of their clothing so they could be easily identified‚ and stripped the Jews of all their basic human rights. On the Night of Broken Glass‚ the Nazis organized violent attacks on the Jews. This night was named the Night of Broken

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    The Holocaust: The Genocide of the Jewish Race (1933-1945) "That is my major preoccupation –memory‚ the kingdom of memory. I want to protect and enrich that kingdom‚ glorify that kingdom and serve it." (Wiesel‚ Elie). The Holocaust has synthesized uncountable horrors in the minds of those discriminated against as well as challenge the rest of the world to envision the torture‚ heartbreak‚ and ultimately death of its victims. In 1933‚ the Treaty of Versailles left Germany in shambles. It was

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    t-4 program really is Opener: Many people don’t realize the pain and suffering that mentally disabled went through during the holocaust. They practically thought that they mentally ill was unworthy of living so they thought they only thing they could do was kill them. People don’t realize how much this impacted many horrific disasters that happened throughout the holocaust but several people didn’t seem to care but then there was others that actually did care what was going on and they thought what

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    One of the many important and most memorable incidents of World War Two would be the Holocaust. During the Holocaust‚ the Germans who were known as the Nazis‚ considered the Jews to be “enemy aliens”. As part of this‚ the Nazis thought that “Aryans” were a master race. Therefore‚ they decided to destroy the Jewish race‚ and created genocide. The Jews were put into unbearable torture at many concentration and death camps. In fact‚ 6 million Jews were killed in this incident; however‚ there were many

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    Einsatzgruppen - Killing Squads Do you ever stop and think about how many lives were taken in the Holocaust? More than six million Jews lost their lives throughout the course of this traumatic event. Some of us may find it hard to even wrap our brains around a number this large. Try and imagine that each and every digit in that number was a living human being. Now they’re dead. It is my honor to write this paper and educate the reader as much as I know about the horrors of this genocide. One of

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