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    Holocaust. The book starts out in 1937‚ in Haarlem‚ Holland. Corrie and her family were Christians who hid Jews from persecution by the German soldiers. Corrie was forced to make decisions and take actions all throughout different periods in her life. When her mother fell ill‚ she learned to care for someone who couldn’t do anything for her. During the time when the family was hiding the Jews‚ she was forced to be brave and strong. Finally‚ when her family was taken to the concentration camps‚ Corrie

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    minorities‚ namely‚ the Jews. Meanwhile‚ across the Atlantic‚ the 32nd president of the United States presided over a country that was slowly recovering from its massive depression five years earlier. FDR wielded the extensive support of his country‚ who trusted him for his personal “fireside chats” and for his success in bringing the country out of its recession. Among his supporters were the vast majority of the American Jewish population. This devotion to FDR by the American Jews can be mostly attributed

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    nineteenth century‚ the Armenian population of the Ottoman Empire became the target of increasing persecution by the Ottoman government” (Morgenthau‚ The Armenian Genocide). Unfortunately‚ The United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide was only adopted in 1948‚ while the massive slaughtering of Armenians took place thirty years earlier‚ not making the massive persecution of Armenians a recognized genocide in every part of the world especially in the present day

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    Power is embodied in the preservation of history through the domination of discourse and memory. The values of society‚ or of those who hold power‚ are reflected in how history is chosen to be remembered. One such way to document history is through memorials and monuments. The functions of memorialization include “advancing educational purposes‚ …facilitating historic preservation‚ …offering symbolic reparations to honor the victims” and mourning. The history of monuments and memorials before the

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    greatly miscalculated the outcome and had to suffer through tough times. Corrie grew up in an old Dutch house where she was born which was the main setting for the book‚ which they will build a secret room that would hide Jews and political prisoners fleeing Nazi persecution. In the first few chapters in the book she begins to reminisce about her childhood life and the people in the community of Haarlem who valued her family with different personalities and attitudes towards life before the war

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    Causes of the Holocaust

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    Germany at the time of the Holocaust and World War II‚ started the Holocaust which killed over 10 million people‚ including almost 6 million Jews. Adolf Hitler was very anti-Semitic‚ but Hitler alone could not have caused the Holocaust. Hitler was the driving force behind the obsessive and fanatical Nazi persecution and ultimately also the mass slaughter of the Jews and various other groups‚ though the details of implementation were left to the terror apparatus‚ headed by Heinrich Himmler and Reinhard

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    significant among all three religions‚ and is a place of worship for all Abrahamic faiths. For Jews‚ Jerusalem is considered the holiest place in the world as it is the ancestral homeland for Jews and has special landmarks such as Mount Moriah and the Western Wall. For Christians‚ not only is Mount Zion and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre located there‚ but Jerusalem is the location of Jesus’ persecution and death. Lastly‚ Jerusalem is significant for Muslims because they believe that Muhammad made

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    Shylock’s character sketch in merchant of venice Shylock is a focal point of the play. A traditional stereotype of the Jew in Elizabethan times‚ he is comically caricatured as a greedy miser. He wears a traditional "Jewish gabardine." He is a middle- aged man between fifty and fifty-five‚ who has a keenness of observation‚ a memory for details‚ and a strong amount of energy. He is well versed in the Bible and is able to draw analogies from various Biblical sources and stories‚ which are relevant

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    Wyndhams the Chrysalids its themes have similarities with the themes that I have seen in my life or what I’ve read about in past history. The main theme of the Chrysalids is the blind acceptance of traditions strict social conformity leads to the persecution and destruction of fellow human beings. What this means is that the community of Waknuk tries their best to strictly apply the word of god. As a result anyone that has something special with them such as an extra limb‚ the community punishes them

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    The Nazi had no respect for Jewish men and women. At first they would mainly focus on Jewish men. They would arrest and deport them all the time. As time went by they included all jews. Those targeted jews included males‚ females‚ adults‚ children‚ religious Jews‚ and even those with no religion. The Nazi crimes came to be known as the Holocaust. During the period of the holocaust‚ millions of women were exposed to victimization and murder. Individual camps and areas were specifically designed for

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