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    “The Jews survived all defeats‚ expulsions‚ persecutions and pogroms‚ the centuries in which they were regarded as purish people‚ even the Holocaust itself‚ because they never gave up the faith that one day they would be free to live as Jews without fear”. Six million Jews were captured‚ harshly treated at concentration camps‚ and most of the Jews eventually died. Jews were taken away from their homes in various ways. Jews got handled horribly during the Holocaust‚ Lastly ‚ Most Jews died in very

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    The Jews had been mistreated long before the Holocaust began. Anti-Semitism (hatred against Jews) has existed for thousands of years. Early Christianity hated the Jews because they remained faithful to their own traditions and refused to convert to Christianity. By the1500’s‚ the religious leader Martin Luther put out fierce attacks against the Jews because they didn’t convert to Christianity. He referred to the Jews as deadly and dangerous people to the society and called for violence against them

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    the Nazis plan to exterminate all of the jews in world War Two. The final solution was the codename for the nazis to murder all of the jews within reach. According to the Nazi policy statement “The jews were the aliens of europe”. The final solution plan was a bad plan that was basically the death sentence for millions of jews. The anti- jewish policy evolved into the government supported act. The plan was created because the germans believed that the jews were at fault for the germans loss in world

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    and Jews were treated very unfairly for many years. This oppression helped carve the views of African Americans and Jews. Discrimination still exists towards the two races to this day. Their ways of life had a plenty of similarities as well as differences. The start of oppression for Jews began in 1933 when Hitler becomes chancellor of Germany. He tricked people into believing and putting blame on Jews for problems in Germany. This caused violence to erupt and attacks were held against Jews. In

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    Asael‚ and Aron. Tuvia and Zus being the oldest. They were a family of Jews during the Holocaust in World War II. When the German soldiers killed their parents‚ Zus‚ Asael‚ and Aron went to the wood to wait for their other brother Tuvia. Once Tuvia came‚ they decided to hide in the woods. Aron saw how the Germans killed his parents‚ therefore he got a trauma‚ and didn’t talk. Along their journey through the wood they meet other Jews that were escaping from the Germans too. At the beginning when they

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    Adolf Hitler was influenced to hate Jews because his early life‚ and his beliefs and also his positions. Adolf Hitler became the person was due to his early life. His hate towards the Jews was so strong. In his anger Hitler believed that the Jewish had done the same thing to Germany in 1918 what the chemotherapy had done to his mother in 1907‚ wrote historian and journalist Dr. Joachim Riecker. Dr. Riecker held thoughts that Hitler began hating the Jews because there was a Jewish doctor named

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    Hitler’s fanatical hatred for the Jews stems from the time he spent in Vienna as a young man‚ where he failed to be accepted into the Academy of Fine Arts school‚ twice. He wanted to pursue a career in Art to express his creative talents of painting and drawing‚ however from his rejection of Arts school‚ he focused his interests on other studies. He became interested in politics and often read anti-Semitic articles in the daily newspaper. Hostility towards Jews‚ dates to ancient times‚ perhaps to

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    in a bunker for months with little food and water. This is what Hitler forced for Jews. Adolf hitler was a really big part of this world’s history. Adolf is one of this world’s biggest terrorists or someone who tries to take over the world. This is how hitler did it. First‚ Hitler killed Jews because of world war one. Some of World War one civilian leaders were Jews. He saw them as people below him. Hitler saw jews as people who purposely lost world war one. So hitler started blaming them for germany’s

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    What is the first thing you think of when you hear the word “horror”? For some people‚ it might be the latest Paranormal Activity movie‚ or the thought of ghosts or demons. However‚ for the Jews in the 1930’s and 1940’s‚ all of their horrors came true‚ without the help of the supernatural. “Monsters exist‚ but they are too few in number to be truly dangerous. More dangerous are the common men‚ the functionaries ready to believe and to act without asking questions‚” – Primo Levi. Today‚ you will

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    Conversion of the Jews by Philip Roth In the “Conversion of the Jews” Philip Roth shows how the main character Ozzie believes in his religion. During the story it shows how Ozzie is a truth-speaker and does not deal with factual inconsistencies when it comes to his religion. Also while reading this story one can tell how passionate Ozzie is about Judaism and how he deeply respects the beliefs and rituals of his religion. Another part of Ozzie that is shown is that he has a lot of respect for his

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