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    life. His experience of night can be interpreted literally and figuratively throughout the novel. As the first night actually approaches for Elie Wiesel‚ the sun sets which brings about literal darkness. Jewish families are being herded by the Gestapo to bring to concentration camps. Elie sees the heinous acts committed by the Nazis throughout the long nights in the concentration camps‚ train rides‚ and in he ghetto. As the nights seem longer and the days appear shorter‚ Elie’s perspective for

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    To die for what you believe in The Holocaust is known for the mass murders of Jewish people under the power of Adolf Hitler and his Nazi party‚ which is also known as the National Socialist group‚ but there were many other groups that were persecuted during this time. The National Socialist group also persecuted Gypsies‚ Homosexuals‚ Blacks‚ handicapped and disabled‚ and last but not least Jehovah’s Witnesses. Jehovah’s Witnesses were not persecuted because of their racial appearances but because

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    THE GREAT ESCAPE 1.This story is about a prison camp in Sagan‚ Germany. In this prison camp‚ there are over 700 prisoners from World War 2. These prisoners are all anxious to get free from the devastating camp‚ so they try to create 3 tunnels to get out of the camp. Tom‚ Harry‚ and Dick. These are the names of the tunnels. The German solders or ferrets find out about Harry‚ and Harry is the one they were originally planning to escape from. When this happens‚ the prisoners try to complete Tom. And

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    bombing. The hatred for the other side‚ Ally or Central‚ in World War I and the genocide of the Jews in World War II were combated by the average citizens back home‚ who sympathized with their enemies and sheltered Jews from the searching eyes of the Gestapo. This is shown as Albert is not as happy as he thought he would be fighting in a war‚ seeing the brutality of it‚ losing friends and killing people back to back; and Liesel sees that no matter how good or kind people are‚ the world does not care with

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    of the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War in 1936. During the second Great War‚ Picasso remained living in France despite the heavy control Germany had over the country. It is said that the Nazi’s left him alone‚ but he was constantly bothered by Gestapos because of his art. Picasso’s art style did not follow the guidelines of the Nazi’s definition of Art‚ so he was unable to put his paintings in any exhibits in France. Although he was unable to show case his art‚ Picasso did spend most of his time

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    changes Moché; "There was no longer any joy in his eyes" (17). By subjecting him to horror and fear‚ they removed the parts of Moché that made him Moché. When Moché lost his dignity‚ he lost himself. The horrifying part of Moché’s experience is the Gestapo; they acted‚ "without passion‚ without haste" (16). Their apathy towards their ‘job’ turns them into monsters. The inhuman act of murdering hundreds of people in cold blood was made even more heartless by feeling no emotion about it; how could anyone

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    Section IV - International Studies in Peace and Conflict To what extent can it be argued that by the 1960s‚ Diem’s rule of South Vietnam had been successful?? By the 1960s Diem’s rule of South Vietnam was not successful. His policies were deeply unpopular‚ his regime was corrupt and based on a system of brutality‚ and nearly every sector of society opposed him. However‚ Diem was clearly successful in consolidating his rule and providing early stability to the regime when he first came to power

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    package he was taking with him. The guards heard him and the tunnel was shut down. The remaining hour of the movie consisted of the escapees finding different ways of transportation away from the camp‚ whether it be by train‚ foot‚ or even boat. The Gestapo went after the seventy-six prisoners and managed to capture sixty-one of them. Fifty of the acquired men were executed and eleven sent back to the prison camp. Right before this the men were told they were on their way back to camp and it was a long

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    preparations for the systematic murder of European Jews in extermination camps in Poland‚ undertaken in Spring and Summer of 1942‚ were taken without his consent or his knowledge. - Private diaries of Nazi propaganda maestro Joseph Goebbels and Gestapo chief Heinrich Himmler unearthed from the secret Soviet archives show that Adolf Hitler personally ordered the mass extermination of Jews on December 12‚ 1941 during a meeting of Nazi German regional governors in the chancellery. As Goebbels wrote

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    although‚ were not the only ones killed. Also‚ the mentally and physically handicapped and the dissenters were also some of the victims. The one who mainly carried out the Holocaust was Hitler. Also‚ all the Nazi’s under Hitler’s rule‚ and the SS and Gestapo organizations killed the Jews and everyone else addressed by Hitler. Although‚ the ones targeted during the Darfur genocide was the black africans and rebels. They were also after Abd-Wahid Al-Nur. The ones who carried out the Darfur genocide was

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