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    fearful event in man kind history. Its happen 1939-1944. The Nazis put the Jews in concentration camps and ghettos‚ and killed them in cruel ways. They led them to believe that they were in a safe place. The Nazi gave false hope to them right up to their deaths‚ which was either in the gas chamber or by the firing squad. The gas chambers were disguised as shower rooms‚ so that people would think all they were getting a shower. Even though the Nazis and their calibrators killed millions‚ nonetheless‚ some

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    Nazi Germany was resplendent with many forms of propaganda that were vivid to all German audiences including films‚ music‚ radio and newspapers. As the minister of propaganda‚ Joseph Goebbels believed in the power of film as a form of Anti-Jewish propaganda‚ which could assist in growing popular support. Moreover‚ propaganda films were used to exclude Jews but also other groups such as homosexuals‚ Jehovah’s Witnesses and gypsies. In the Nazi era‚ Germany was at the cutting edge of movie production

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    created many divisions among the people. But‚ the Nazi regime ’s reign of terror upon the world was only made possible by Christianity. Fueled by Hitler and the Nazi party ’s misinterpretations of the Bible‚ and stereotyped by the past‚ the Jews ’ elimination was portrayed as a necessary and sufficient condition for the return of both Germany and the world to its ‘original ’ condition. Anti-Semitism stems from Christianity. It is on which anti-Judaic beliefs ever began. Christians have always inherently

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    The White Rose - Resistance to the Nazis One of the biggest Resistances to the Nazis was the the White Rose‚ which was formed by the Students of the University of Munich in 1941 to take action against the Nazis. The group included the Hans Scholl‚ Sophie Scholl‚ Cristoph Probst‚ Alexander Schmorell‚ Willi Graf and Jugen Wittenstein. But also a philisophy teacher named Kurt Huber was a part of the anti-nazi group. They used the strategy of passive resistance which uncluded the publishing of leaflets

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    and racist to others nations. Ultra nationalism can cause war‚ succession and genocide. Throughout history‚ we have experienced ultra nationalism and all its negative effects‚ whether it was Russia under Joseph Stalin or the well known Holocaust in Nazi Germany. Ultra nationalism develops from nationalism‚ as previously discussed but it doesn’t just instantaneously develop. Generally it requires various factors and events combined to transform nationalism into ultra nationalism such as social

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    the will’ is a film of the 1934 Nazi Rally at Nuremburg. It was directed by Leni Riefenstahl and funded by the Nazi party. The question of whether Triumph of the Will was created for the purpose of Nazi propaganda or simply as a documentary has provoked historical debate. There is no doubt that the film was used as propaganda‚ as when the Nazi’s annexed Austria‚ triumph of the will was streamed in every cinema to convert the disillusioned Austrians into practising Nazis. However‚ historians have questioned

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    The Nazis had many motivations for performing medical experiments on various groups of people during the Holocaust. Such motivations included collecting data in order to aid the German army‚ finding effective methods of treatment for diseases in a purely scientific attempt‚ and discovering techniques to bolster the Nazi racist beliefs. Additionally‚ the Nazis executed such experiments to determine the most productive strategy in mass elimination. The Nazis performed specific experiments to collect

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    finalised the plans of the Nazi party’s takeover of the state. It was through Weimar’s own demise that Hitler was able to rise from the failed Republic and take seat as the most powerful man in Germany. His following domination between 1933- 1939 as a ‘powerful dictator’ Hitler used his political plans and the appeal of the Nazi policies with the authority brought by the SS and his influential charisma and the understanding that German people did not have a relationship with the Nazi Party‚ but instead

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    Dr King’s Beliefs A true man in nature is considered one who can drive through challenging and controversial times. Martin Luther King Jr. had once stated‚ “The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience but where he stands in times of challenge and controversy.” I believed that I was once a true man. But after hearing the quote by Dr. King‚ I have found out that I do not have the ability of a man. I have often broken down in critical situations throughout

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    The Nazis were not the first people to practice anti-Semitism‚ but is true that the Nazis practiced anti-Semitism in the most violent and horrifying way. This generalisation can be easily made because most people aren’t taught about pre-Nazi anti-Semitism so they presume that it was just practiced by the Nazis. Anti-Semitism had been around for nearly 2000 years before the Nazis. It changed over time as it started off as religious bullying with only a few physical and violent attacks before becoming

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