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    Book Review: The Gift of The Jews Yvonne Cintron Bristol Community College Page Break At first glance it seems that Steven Cahill’s The Gift of The Jews: How a Tribe of Desert Nomads Changed the Way Everyone Thinks and Feels‚ would be about just that "gifts." Upon further reading it becomes known that while Cahill does speak about the importance of these "gifts" the book is also filled with accounts in history‚ brief stories found in the Hebrew Bible‚ which depict the history of the Jewish people

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    Persian New Year There are holidays in many cultures that have historical roots (not religious). No Rooz‚ is a example of a holiday with historical origins. What is No Rooz ? Iranian new year as known No Rooz is very unique for several characteristics. It is very unique because of its history‚ time‚ traditions‚ and decorations. First of all‚ I consider the history of the Persian New Year .The history of the Persian New Year has special importance for Iranian

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    hidden amongst the Persians to conceal her Jewish faith and heritage; she became their Queen. Esther was an orphan‚ raised by relatives; she had no father or mother but had a people whom she would help save from destruction. Esther gifted by God with gifts or traits that would help her become queen and endure the trials of the Queen of Persia‚ could either let her people be mercilessly slaughtered or save them. She and her people faced death but were spared as well as saved. A Jew in a time of persecution

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    Jews have been through a lot. The whirlwind was a tragic event that shouldn’t have happened at all. Jews were in Europe for a long time and the Christians hated the Jews. The Christians thought that the Jews killed Jesus so they want revenge. Jews were blamed for all the bad things. But out of anyone who hated Jews the most it was the Nazis. They were disgusted by the Jews. Jews were forbidden to do regular things such as going out at night. To recognize the Jews‚ all Jews had to wear a yellow star

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    feels Jews persevere and when they commit to something they should be dedicated. The writer says “ It was about belonging to a people who are committed to becoming better and bettering the world around us. Although not a missionizing people‚ Jews have always been a mission-driven people.” He says that Jews are supposed to be dedicated people that should be improving the world‚ not making it worse. 3. Why is the idea of belonging so important? Do you feel that sense of belonging as a Jew? Why or

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    Over the course of six years‚ from 1933 to 1938‚ countless number of innocent Jews were heavily subjected to extreme degrees of discrimination by the anti-Semitic Nazis. Although‚ there were many different methods that Nazis used to persecute Jewish people‚ some methods were more effective than others and thus were utilized more extensively. This essay will focus on the psychological‚ political and physical persecutions from the events of rise of Nazism‚ Nazi propaganda‚ Nuremberg Laws and‚ finally

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    Why the Nazis Attempted to Exterminate the Jews While a country is in turmoil‚ it is often easy to develop an us versus them way of thinking. That is exactly what the Nazis did when they had to pay billions of dollars in reparations to the Allies after World War I. But they described as being a war that has been going on for centuries. As the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum states‚ they believed Jews desired world domination‚ and that this goal would not only prevent German dominance but

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    of Jewish emancipation. He was determined to transform the Jews in a way that would make them more useful in society. His ideas greatly influenced Jewish life during the age of Enlightenment. Instead of blaming the Jewish difference on inherent Jewish culture or religion‚ Dohm believed historically Jews have not been treated well. In the textbook The Jews‚ A History it states‚ in Dohms opinion‚ “nothing was inherently wrong with the Jews that would prevent them from fulfilling their obligations

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    How did the Jews get to Auschwitz‚ and how many of them survived? What it would be like for Jews to live at the camps? Jews at Auschwitz were forced to got to the camp‚ many of them were annihilated‚ and death was almost certain. The Jews were forced on a train car to get to the horrible and miserable concentration camps. Families were shoved onto the train car‚ with 90 other Jews‚ against their will. The train cars were only able to hold about 8 horses‚ but the Nazis didn’t care. Many people died

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    Holocaust‚ a mass murder of European Jews led by Hitler and punished by Nazi Germany in the early/mid 1900’s ( Rossel 12 ). The Holocaust took place in the years of 1933 through 1945 ( “Introduction” par. 3 )‚ in the countries of Germany and Poland ( Rossel 32 ). Antagonists of this historical event include Nazis and their leader Adolf Hitler‚ enforcing cruelty upon the Jews of European nations ( Rossel 12 ). The Holocaust was the persecution of 6 million Jews and millions of others forced to live

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