Genocide Informative Speech
If you turn on the news tonight you would see, violence, politics, terrorism and our world going to hell. Our news shows graphic images of children starving, being beaten to death, adults being demise and are teens trying to reach societal standards that cannot be met. We never picture ourselves being face in these kinds of extreme circumstances however the truth is, this could happen to any of us. A controversial topic is whether or not genocide still occur today, a genocide is a universal language any group of people wanting to gain superior power over a group of people or the world. The first genocide occurred over 30000 years ago, when Homo sapiens came across the unique independent type of humans and destroy them to seize more space on
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The Holocaust was a mass murder a 6 million Jews and millions other people leading up to, and during, World War II. The killings took place in Europe between 1933 in 1945 and was organized underneath the German Nazi party which was led by Adolf Hitler. After this mass genocide had occurred many years later the government, teachers, and many more try to pretend that this event is not occur. You would think we would not want history to be repeated and that we would use this experience to learn from, however The Holocaust has now became a forbidden topic. Professor Christopher Browning talks about in his article, “Lessons from the Holocaust”, “ In some ways the Holocaust is singular, I'd avoid the word unique just because that gets you into a semantic argument over what ultimately uniqueness constitutes as an historical event, since all events are unique as an historical event, since all events are unique; but then they say well it's uniquely unique” (Browning Par 3). The Holocaust is significant because an entire ethnicity group was almost wiped out, the fact that mankind basically sat around and watched this take place is disgusting. The government knows everything that is occurring, they knew the concentration camps in Germany were not safe and what was truly happening. This still occurs today in North Korea, when the government knows the way the citizens are truly treated yet they sugar coat it to the public. All of the situations are truly unique and if we continue to go down the road of hiding the truth from the people then mankind will one day come to a
The Holocaust was a mass murder a 6 million Jews and millions other people leading up to, and during, World War II. The killings took place in Europe between 1933 in 1945 and was organized underneath the German Nazi party which was led by Adolf Hitler. After this mass genocide had occurred many years later the government, teachers, and many more try to pretend that this event is not occur. You would think we would not want history to be repeated and that we would use this experience to learn from, however The Holocaust has now became a forbidden topic. Professor Christopher Browning talks about in his article, “Lessons from the Holocaust”, “ In some ways the Holocaust is singular, I'd avoid the word unique just because that gets you into a semantic argument over what ultimately uniqueness constitutes as an historical event, since all events are unique as an historical event, since all events are unique; but then they say well it's uniquely unique” (Browning Par 3). The Holocaust is significant because an entire ethnicity group was almost wiped out, the fact that mankind basically sat around and watched this take place is disgusting. The government knows everything that is occurring, they knew the concentration camps in Germany were not safe and what was truly happening. This still occurs today in North Korea, when the government knows the way the citizens are truly treated yet they sugar coat it to the public. All of the situations are truly unique and if we continue to go down the road of hiding the truth from the people then mankind will one day come to a