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    In recent history‚ many tragedies have devastated the lives of millions of people all around the world. Some such events‚ like the Rwandan Genocide and the Holocaust‚ had people committing calculated mass murders and persecutions against others‚ solely based on their ethnic identity. During these heinous acts against mankind‚ the oppressors view their victims as inferior and unworthy. For instance‚ the Jewish people who experienced the violence of the Holocaust had to witness their friends and families

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    Neutrality of the Vatican

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    frequent defends of a conservative social view. The Vatican argued with both Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini about race‚ but out of no concern when it came to the welfare of the Jewish society. During this period the Church opposed anti-Jewish persecutions and would rarely threaten governments for discriminatory practices. When this would happen‚ it usually censured governments to act with justice and charity. More important for the church policy was the clash between bases of racism and the principles

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    were the true Aryan race and that their purity and superiority had to be maintained at all costs by expelling or eliminating those who had no place in the master race. The persecution of those who did not fit Hitler’s ideal Aryan master race began soon after Hitler became Chancellor of Germany in January 1933. They included Jews‚ tramps‚ alcoholics‚ homeless and beggars‚ homosexuals‚ gypsies‚ the Jehovah Witnesses and the disabled. These groups of people were regarded as inferiors and were

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    The New Testament contains four written gospels‚ the Gospel of Mark‚ Matthew‚ Luke‚ and John. Each gospel tells the same story‚ but each paints a different picture of Jesus and relays different ideas and concerns for their readers. These differences can be a result of who each author’s intended audience is and what message they are wanting to give to their audience. All four gospels can be seen as real accounts written by real people of how four different communities interpret Jesus. The Gospel

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    Limerick Pogrom 1904

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    first decade of the twentieth century. It was accompanied by violence‚ and caused many Jews to leave the city. It was instigated in 1904 by a Redemptorist  priest‚ Father John Creagh. Eighty Jews were driven from their homes. Despite the support of the Protestant community‚ Jews were unable to withstand the boycott‚ and many fled to Cork‚ where they were welcomed by the local population. Census returns record one Jew in Limerick in 1861. This doubled by 1871 and doubled again by 1881. Increases to 35

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    following two articles provide a classic example of the tension that exists within current historiography of the Holocaust. Both seek to define the Holocaust upon different criteria‚ of which ultimately devalues different groups that experienced Nazi persecution. Sybil Milton’s‚ “Gypsies and the Holocaust” details the history of the Gypsies under the Nazi movement. Milton’s article is a convincing argument for the inclusion of the Gypsies and as a by-product‚ the handicapped‚ as victims of the Holocaust

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    Fiddler on the Roof

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    with the persecution of Jews and the anti-Tsarist sentiment that would lead to the Revolution. This movie centered on the life of Tevye (Topol)‚ a hard working milkman‚ his wife‚ and five daughters. Tevye is constantly torn between his traditional Jewish values and an ever changing world. Traditions are a large part of Jewish life. Tevye stated in the opening of the movie‚ "Without our traditions‚ our lives would be as shaky as a fiddler on the roof". Tradition provides balance in life. Jews have many

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    Enlightenment In Ww2

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    Not all Jews were killed‚ some were saved‚ but most Jews were killed. For example “Signs of unimaginable suffering were everywhere‚ inmates had been shot‚ beaten‚ whipped and‚ hung‚ others had been starved or worked to death” Furthermore “As chief of the Jewish office of the RSHA‚ Adolf Eichmann was responsible of deporting between five and six million Jews.” According to yadvashem.org‚ “ Suzanne Spaak was an active participant in an operation initiated by Pastor Paul Vergara and Marcelle Guillemot

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    Anti-Semitism Due to anti-semitism‚ the lives of many Jews were lost in a genocide known as the “Holocaust”. Anti-semitism is often used to describe any sort of “...political‚ social‚ and economic agitation directed against Jews” (Funk & Wagnalls). It was spread through propaganda‚ the idea of a master race‚ and led to the Jews being a scapegoat for the Germans after World War I. The history of anti-semitism can be traced back to biblical times‚ perhaps even earlier than that;

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    wonderfully‚ and shall prosper‚ and practice‚ and shall destroy the mighty and the holy people (Daniel 8:24-24). When Alexander conquered the land of Judah and Phoenicia‚ he killed thousands of people and subdued the Jews and the Canaanites in her Phoenicia city‚ and sold countless of Jews into slavery and forced people in his conquered regions‚ including the kingdom of Judah to acquire Greek names‚ language‚ cultures and set up constitutions so to eradicate Hebrew and Aramaic languages which was the

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