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    In the Beginning of the story Helmuth is in his cell at a prison in Plotzensee in Berlin as he flashes back to the time when Hitler rose to power in Germany. He begins to show us the reasoning for his horrible conditions he is currently in. When Helmuth was young‚ he was a very religious boy who often has the feeling that he is floating‚ and that God was watching over him. As he gets older‚ he begins to fall into Hitler’s rumors of saving the “Fatherland” but the feeling began to die off. He has

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    banning trade unions and curtailing the freedom of press. By July 14‚ Hitler had proclaimed a law that states the Nazi party was the only political party allowed in Germany. Another change made was after the Enabling Act the secret police named Gestapo immediately began arresting people who were ‘unreliable’‚ such as Ernst Rohm and political opponents. Although the Social Democrats were against the Enabling Act‚ it passed with 441 votes for and 94 votes against. This meant that the Reichstag voted

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    populist spokesman for poor and nationalistic Germans. Made chancellor in 1933‚ he suspended the constitution‚ forcibly suppressed all political opposition and brought the Nazis to power. He enforced his new rules with a brutal secret police (the Gestapo) and formed concentration camps for the organized murder of Jews‚ Gypsies and political opponents. Hitler’s bullying‚ aggressive foreign policy led to the start of World War II in 1939. Although Hitler had remarkable early success in the war‚ by 1942

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    When Germany defeated the French military in 1940 a number of different resistance groups formed to aid the freedom of both the French citizens and the French-Jewish population. Some groups were violent who aimed to kill the German occupiers. Others used non-violent means‚ broadcasting anti-German radio programs and published underground newspapers. These resisters were to be handed over to the Nazi’s and punished. In Charlotte Delbo’s U.S translated memoir‚ Auschwitz and After‚ published by Yale

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    Jack Merridew in the book Lord of the Flies‚ is symbolic to a real life figure by the name of Hitler. Just like how Hitler tried to take over and eliminate one race‚ Jack was doing the same thing to the boys on the island. Hitler persuaded the German race that they were superior and they could do whatever they wanted if they got rid of the Jews. In the story Lord of the Flies‚ there were five characters that symbolized people or things in the time frame of World War II. Piggy‚ was considered the

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    Compiled a year before he gave us ‘The Godfather’‚ the plot celebrates Michael Rogan‚ the protagonist. Captain Michael Rogan is transferred to Munich to aid the American Intelligence during the Second World War. He is arrested and tortured by seven Gestapo officers‚ at the Munich Palace of justice. They murder his pregnant wife‚ leave him for dead and escape to new identities after the Second World War. Rogan eventually survives‚ recovers from his horrific injuries and spends the following ten years

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    deportees “were in Galicia‚ working” (6) and “were content with their fate” (6). When Moishe the Beadle‚ one of the deportees‚ managed to escape and come back he informed the people of the horrific fate the foreign Jews had endured under captivity of the Gestapo‚ German secret state police‚ who “shot [the] prisoners” (6)‚ but people wrongfully concluded that “he had gone mad” (7). The Jews of Sighet also thought that “Hitler [would] not be

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    There seems to be many things in this world that are screwed up; the Holocaust was one of them. In 1942 Hitler’s plan was in full force (Rosenberg 16). Jewish people could not go to restaurants‚ theaters‚ or swimming pools. Their stores were boycotted‚ and mobs who looted the stores went unpunished (Rosenberg 4). The people that were put in the ghettos had curfews (Rosenburg 29). Many people tried to avoid capture (Rosenberg 31). However‚ thousands of Jews were shipped from the ghettos to concentration

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    The Gestapo itself originated as a remnant of the Prussian State Political Secret Police and was actually originally under the control of Hermann Goering who was a rival of Himmler for the position of the Third Reich’s top policeman. Not until the Night of Long Knives did Himmler actually gain control of the Gestapo as well and put it under his deputy‚ Heydrich’s control. Even so‚ the SS was often frustrated

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    Inhumanity of the Holocaust Shelby Finlay History is racked with evils that plague the human psyche with intrigue and mystery. Despite the many evil images in history‚ one image stands on its own level of inhumanity and atrocity. The epitome of evil can be surmised in one person‚ Adolf Hitler. No one in history can compete with the horrible deeds and philosophy of Adolf Hitler. Hitler set out to conquer the world by deluding thousands of German citizens to embrace a way of thinking that would

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