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    the indifference of life and death. Elie Wiesel stated‚” And the opposite of life is not death‚ but indifference between life and death.” Don’t put somebody else’s life in misery‚ just because you’re impassive about them. Adolf Hitler put so many Jews lives is such a harsh place‚ to the point where they gave up. You may not like somebody‚ however that does not mean to create their life hapless. Don’t be cold and bitter‚ don’t observe for

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    1900’s‚ but during the 1800’s things actually seemed like conditions for Jewish people were about to get better. Between 1790 and 1890‚ France‚ Greece‚ Great Britain‚ Italy‚ Germany‚ and Norway all emancipated the Jews‚ emancipating meaning removing all legal discrimination towards the Jews. We know from experience in American history that just emancipating a group doesn’t guarantee equal treatment‚ but it’s a necessary step towards equality. Unfortunately‚ Adolf Hitler was about to regress the last

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    Anne Frank and her family are Jews living in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam‚ during World War II‚ and she received the diary as a birthday present. She describes the other presents she received and the day she spent at the Jewish school she attends. In her next two entries‚ she describes the girls and boys at her school. She is quite forthright about them all‚ and describes who she likes and who she doesn’t like. She describes one boy‚ Maurice Coster‚ as being one of her many admirers‚ so it appears that

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    lives of thousands. It was used in many death camps such as Auschwitz. When these innocent Jews were told that they were going to a concentration camp‚ their hopes might have raised and they may have felt once again they may be free after the war. If they did not feel that they would be free after the war they may have felt that they might at least be within the comfort of their families. Most of the Jews brought to the concentration camp that were weak or unable to work were sent to the “showers

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    Thesis Statement: The Dictionary of Canadian Law defines the term "freedom of expression" as "Permitting free expression to the end of promoting truth‚ political or social participation‚ and self-fulfilment. That purpose extends to the protection of minority beliefs which the majority regard as wrong or false." R. v. Zundel. It was fair? Unlawful? Profile of the Law: Criminal Code of Canada Spreading False News Section 181 Every one who wilfully publishes a statement‚ tale‚ or news that he

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    many of the atrocities. All the atrocities that had occurred were mainly caused by the Nazi’s inhumane behavior towards the Jews‚ or man’s inhumanity to man. The Jews had to suffer greatly from the cruel punishments the Nazi’s gave. During this time‚ the Jews did not feel like they were human due to the abandonment of their value‚ possessions‚

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    concentration camps at Auschwitz and Buchenwald in 1944–1945 (Night book.). Elie became motivated to write this novel because he felt he was obligated to share the gruesome experiences felt by Jews during that time period. Many scholars agree that “Elie Wiesel wrote the book "Night" as a memoir of his experiences as a Jew during the Holocaust. He calls himself a "messenger of the dead among the living" through his literary witness” (Why did Elie Wiesel write the book night?). This proves that he felt responsible

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    “Deeper Than Evil “ Based on the content I reviewed from multiple sources I believe that the 21st century has evolved in such a way that evil has lost it’s appeal. This essay will elaborate on how the word “evil” is unproductive. Analyzing the connection between fear and hate will strengthen my point. This essay will also discuss Adolf Hitler and Donald Trump and how the terms “ fear” and “hate” impacted their political decisions. There is a reason for each action it is imperative that the

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    they feel or what they truly think. The hostility and prejudice toward the Jewish culture is  what we know as anti­Semitism. Throughout history anti­Semitism  This practice still  exists today. The definition of anti­Semitism is: hostility to or prejudice against Jews.  Anti­Semitism started a long time ago; ​ however​ ‚ in the biblical period is where it  mainly took off. Jesus of Nazareth was Jewish and his childhood consisted of mainly  Jewish cultures. One of the earliest records of anti­Semitism was recorded in the bible in 

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    induces a silence from Asher. "They ’re not the truth‚ Papa; but they ’re not lies either". Asher appears to be speaking in his mind while thinking of the memories that the pictures portray. He disregards his father ’s lesson on how ’one Jew can cause the rest of the Jews to suffer ’. Asher feels his disrespect as a son and justifies himself in his mind‚ but does not speak to his parents about the Cruxifixion paintings at all. Disrespect for his parents makes Asher scared. He anticipates their disappointment

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