Simon Wiesenthal Thesis
Many of the biography’s that we come across on are those who are vastly known in our history as from the greatest leaders of freedom and justice such Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King Jr, Cezar Chavez, Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, etc. All of these leaders fought for freedom and justice to prevent any future events that they fought to protect the people and their human rights they possess. There are many or few who over pass leaders of justice who have fought not for vengeance but for justice of equality for those who have done wrong. A man named Simon Wiesenthal is one of those leaders who brings the name of justice to Nazi war crimes to those held responsible for the death of approx. 5.93 million Jewish during the holocaust.
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Some called him “the "deputy for the dead'' and "avenging archangel'' of the Holocaust” (times). I see him as a man who brings justice to power and prosecutes in the name of law and peace. Mr. Wiesenthal began his quest for justice in 1945. Wiesenthal brought many of infamous finds such as Adolf Eichmann a Nazi bureaucrat who implemented Hitler's Final Solution, the state-sponsored extermination of millions of Jews. Adolf Eichmann was found in Buenos Aires in 1960 and was sent to Israel in which he was prosecuted and hung for his war crimes. Simon Wiesenthal had helped to bring justice to 1,500 Nazi war criminals to trial for there actions that took place during the …show more content…
In SIMON WIESENTHAL: 1908 - 2005; He would never let us forget the St. Petersburg Times mentions, "When we come to the other world,'' Mr. Wiesenthal said he responded, "and meet the millions of Jews who died in the camps, and they ask us, "What have you done?' there will be many answers. "You will tell them, "I became a jeweler.' "Another will say, "I smuggled coffee and American cigarettes.' "Another will say, "I built houses.' "But I will say, "I didn't forget you.' '' (times). Therefore, Wiesenthal is mentioning in he’s phrase that dead needed justice and a voice to go after those who have caused the pain, suffering, and inhumanity things to the millions of innocent lives taken in vein in which justice will one day be served to
Simon Wiesenthal …show more content…
Some called him “the "deputy for the dead'' and "avenging archangel'' of the Holocaust” (times). I see him as a man who brings justice to power and prosecutes in the name of law and peace. Mr. Wiesenthal began his quest for justice in 1945. Wiesenthal brought many of infamous finds such as Adolf Eichmann a Nazi bureaucrat who implemented Hitler's Final Solution, the state-sponsored extermination of millions of Jews. Adolf Eichmann was found in Buenos Aires in 1960 and was sent to Israel in which he was prosecuted and hung for his war crimes. Simon Wiesenthal had helped to bring justice to 1,500 Nazi war criminals to trial for there actions that took place during the …show more content…
In SIMON WIESENTHAL: 1908 - 2005; He would never let us forget the St. Petersburg Times mentions, "When we come to the other world,'' Mr. Wiesenthal said he responded, "and meet the millions of Jews who died in the camps, and they ask us, "What have you done?' there will be many answers. "You will tell them, "I became a jeweler.' "Another will say, "I smuggled coffee and American cigarettes.' "Another will say, "I built houses.' "But I will say, "I didn't forget you.' '' (times). Therefore, Wiesenthal is mentioning in he’s phrase that dead needed justice and a voice to go after those who have caused the pain, suffering, and inhumanity things to the millions of innocent lives taken in vein in which justice will one day be served to