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    Since the beginning of the Syrian Civil war‚ Syrian refugees began pouring into Europe to escape the fighting. This quickly became a polarizing issue between European who reject the refugees and humanitarians who seek to help the refugees. In 1947‚ similar concerns of illegal immigration were happening in British-controlled Palestine. European Jewish refugees were illegally leaving Europe to settle in Palestine‚ despite concerns from the British government of the rise in tension with the native Arab

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    gypsy a persona created by his friend Uri. Misha adapts that identity would eventually become Misha Milgrom- the Jew. Misha assumes the role as the Milgrom family “breadwinner”. After thousands of Jews including the Milgroms‚ are relocated to the ghetto of Warsaw‚ Misha learns to identify himself with the Jewish struggle‚ and to be a part of a family. Because of Hitler`s oppression region‚ Jews like Misha‚ the street gang of orphans‚ and the Milgrom family learn to rely on relationships to help boost

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    Shylock: A Stage History of Anti-Semitism Part of what makes the works of William Shakespeare so significantly transcendental is that his plays are able to flourish through ever-changing societies. Over the course of nearly 400 years‚ his plays have remained some of the most beloved in literature because of their ability to speak to audiences of every age‚ race‚ ethnicity‚ class‚ and gender. By looking at the performance history of a specific play‚ or a specific character in that play‚ we become

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    the main ideas/themes revealed in the film you have studied and show how these have been conveyed “…and the meek shall inherit the earth.” “I wonder how meek they’ll be when they do‚ sir.” In this conversation between David Greene‚ an isolated Jew and Dr Bartram‚ headmaster of an exclusive Christian school we can see the conflict between the two religious traditions. Christianity teaches that one should ‘turn the other cheek’. The Jewish student points out that when the meek do inherit the earth

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    through the impact of his works. The impact of Isaiah is evident in both the development and expression of Judaism both in his time and in modern society‚ as his teachings‚ for the Jewish people‚ prove to be relevant to the times. Considered among Jews as one of the greatest prophets‚ Isaiah has contributed to and affected the life of adherents in the Jewish faith through his political and religious influence‚ his prophetic messages concerning Judah‚ and his advocacy for social justice. Isaiah‚ through

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    were murdered. Small and large jobs such as engineering and railway work contributed to the operation of the Holocaust and the murdering of Jews. The manipulation of the German people‚ through racist and anti-Semitic propaganda‚ speeches and polices from Hitler‚ meant that millions of Germans backed the plans to rid the nation of Jews. The idea that the Jews were responsible for economic‚ social and political issues was endorsed and it led to the idea that their banishment would lead Germany into

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    his studies. Later in the story when the Jews were in the barracks they began to wonder about god. “God? What god‚ there is no god for if there was he would not let this keep happening.” They began to stop believing in god because they didn’t believe he could ever let something so horrible happen which leads to the next theme. One of the other themes is dehumanization‚ where people are treated like animals or worse which is exactly what happened to the Jews. The starvation and fatigue caused people

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    researching. As we researched‚ we began to develop opinions and ideas‚ and decided on a thesis that Perl’s rescues‚ although illegal‚ were justified by the high death rate of the holocaust‚ the psychological damage‚ and the lack of space granted to Jews. Three of us read books written by Perl‚ and the other two read books about other Zionists at the time‚ or other rescue attempts from the Holocaust. We were able to look at primary source documents such as his passport marked with a J‚ which is included

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    The Jews believed they are god’s chosen people. Therefor they think they are special and this in turn tend to make them isolated from society of other peoples. The Jews were led by Moses who God had spoken to‚ to lead his people out of Egypt and slavery. This made the Jews envision their unique role with God‚ as their God actually has spoken to them compared to other Gods that were worshipped. The Jews believed Israeli was given to them by God‚ a land and place where the Hebrew people can finally

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    Elie was not able to weep because all the horrors he had confronted in the camps had deprived him of tears. The Jews in these concentration camps would lose most of their families and would then be left to take care of themselves. The concentration camps would turn many into animals‚ but Elie Wiesel was able to do his best to take care of his father until his father passed away. Jews who died in the middle of the night at the camps‚ would be taken away to the crematorium to be burned. These people

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