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    Adolf Hitler Adolf Hitler was born in Austria. He was born in Austria on April 20‚ 1889 in the small village of Braunau on the River Inn near the Germany border. Adolf Hitler’s father‚ Alois Hitler‚ was fifty-two years old when Adolf was born. Alois was very strict and worked as a customs official. Adolf Hitler’s mom‚ Klara Hitler‚ was in her twenties a when she gave birth to Adolf. In the first thirty years of Adolf Hitler’s life‚ he failed at most of the things he did. Adolf Hitler

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    By: Lee A. Zito Life is Beautiful is a different kind of Holocaust film. It approaches the horrific ordeal in a way that involves viewers comedically and romantically in the beginning‚ but then utilizes these tools as a way to lure viewers to experience the Holocaust much like the Jews did. As a sudden change to the happiness and enjoyment of their lives. A few years ago I was flipping through the channels and saw that Life Is Beautiful had just started. I had heard a lot of hype about it so I

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    Diana Baumrind‚ a credited psychologist wrote‚ "Review of Stanley Milgram’s Experiments on Obedience‚" while working at the Institute of Human Development at the University of California. In her review‚ Baumrind discusses phenomena which occurred in Milgram’s Obedience Experiment. She briefly presents a case against Milgram by questioning the ethicality of Milgram’s experiment. In addition‚ Baumrind provides excerpts of Milgram’s own observations from which she deducts that Milgram seems unemotionally

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    Music can be an extraordinary thing. It is a language of its own that can be understood by anyone. Music exists as one of the ultimate forms of expression that exists at man’s fingertips. Malcolm Clarke’s The Lady in Number 6is a short documentary focusing on Alice Herz-Sommer‚ a survivor of the Holocaust and the world’s oldest piano. The documentary offers a glimpse into the life of Alice Sommer‚ and the importance of music in her life as. The film illustrates how beautiful music can be as a therapeutic

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    Hey there my name is Sofie I am 8 years old‚ before the holocaust started I lived in Kaunas‚ Lithuania. I remember the day that my family and I were taken‚ I had just gotten to the dining table and started eating breakfast momma made all of my favorites that morning because it was the day before my birthday it is what she does every year. Two men who looked like soldiers knocked on the door papa invited them in and offered them breakfast‚ the politely declined and told us that we need to pack one

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    Miklos Nyiszli Analysis

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    The infamous death camp Auschwitz‚ that was the place where so many lives were lost‚ withholds many of its secrets of what happened to the people that didn’t die from the gas chambers. In the book‚ Auschwitz: A Doctor’s Eyewitness Account‚ the author Miklos Nyiszli is a physician‚ and former prisoner of the German death camp. Nyiszli’s story begins on a train‚ the train that is on its way to Auschwitz. After arriving at the camp‚ he meets the head physician of the camp Dr. Josef Mengele‚ also known

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    Daily life of Prisoners The kapo wake the prisoners at 4 a.m. They are ordered to put on their shoes and are ordered to make their beds in a military manner. The beds are made of straw which makes it difficult to make the bed and results in prisoners being beaten. After your bed is made you go to the sanitary facility to wash yourself. You have not much time at all before you must be present for morning roll call and if you are behind you will be beaten‚ possibly to death. Breakfast

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    Night And Fog Themes

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    Throughout history‚ music has played a significant role in every culture. Since the beginning‚ humans have used music to express themselves and their surroundings. What began as simple tribal rhythms‚ music has slowly evolved into complex styles‚ such as classical‚ jazz‚ rap‚ and rock. While these styles are all unique and different‚ they are all similar. No matter the decade or type‚ music is used as a universal language to communicate ideas and emotions. The themes in music are directly related

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    Josef Mengele was chief doctor at the Auschwitz concentration camp. Dr. Mengele’s experiments demonstrated his disregard for human life and the basic rights of the jews by using them as tools for research. Josef Mengele known as‚ “The Angel of Death”‚ treated his patients as animals and used them to improve health practices on the German soldiers‚ and in some cases just out of curiousity as to what would happen if he did something to someone. Mengele’s experiments lead to the deaths of over 400‚000

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    Adolf Hitler (Germany)

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    Adolf Hitler (Germany) Arguably the most famous dictator of all‚ Hitler took power in Germany in 1933 (despite having been born Austrian) and ruled until his suicide in 1945‚ having in the meantime started and lost World War 2. Deeply racist‚ he imprisoned millions of "enemies" in camps before executing them‚ stamped down on "degenerate" art and literature and tried to reshape both Germany and Europe to conform to an Aryan ideal. Vladimir Ilich Lenin (Soviet Union) Leader and founder of the

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