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    started to go after the Jewish people for a mass genocide. On March 17‚ 1942‚ the first mass gas killing started at the concentration camp at Belzec‚ Poland. Following that‚ 5 more mass killing concentration camps were opened: Chelmno‚ Sobibor‚ Treblinka‚ Majdanek‚ and the most famous‚ largest‚ and deadliest: Auschwitz-Birkenau. For the next 3 years (1942-1945)‚ the killings got more horrific‚ larger‚ and finally known worldwide. The Allied forces were not unaware of the horrors happening across

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    concentration camps. It’s said that there were more than 40‚000 Jewish concentration camps in total‚ and with that many‚ a lot of people tend to forget about the smaller ones and focus on the more ‘brutal’ and ‘larger’ ones such as Auschwitz and Treblinka. But what people seem to not realize is that smaller concentration camps can be just has horrid as larger ones‚ one in particular being Terezin. Home to gorgeous towering castles and notoriously delicious dumplings is the Czech Republic. But exotic

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    ‘mushrooms’ he stumbled upon in a ‘’a disused shed’’ whilst roaming around a ‘’Burnt out hotel’’ in ‘’Co.Wexford’’ ‚ Using his exemplary literary skill Mahon succeeds to convey the voice of ‘’Peruvian miners’’‚ Those in the concentration camp of ‘’Treblinka’’ and the abused ‘’lost people of Pompeii’’. He eliminates the naivety that many would associate with this humble ‘shed’ of fungi and replaces it with a deeper understanding and awareness of what obviously happens every day around us‚ Just like ‘’Mushrooms’’

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    Franz Stangl wasn’t the nicest man in the world. Killing hundreds of thousands of Jews without a second thought because he thought they were simply just cargo. Franz Stangl was born in Altmunster‚ Austria on March 26th‚ 1908. At the age of 23 Franz gave up his training as a master-weaver and joined the Austrian police force and after two years he finally graduated. Later in 1935‚ he was transferred to a small town called Wels to become part of the political division of the criminal investigation

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    masses and cremated every day. Many worked as slaves under inhumane conditions. The way Jews were treated in Nazi Germany is sickening. Jews were taken from their homes and “Trains from all over Europe were soon pulling into camps like Auschwitz‚ Treblinka and Majdanek‚ carrying millions of men‚ women‚ and children to their deaths” (144). Many Jews were separated from their families and friends that they never saw again. Their homes and all of their possessions

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    Briar Rose Basic Summary Plot-The book is divided into two parts‚ the "home"‚ and the "castle". The ending is part of the "home" section‚ returning after the castle. The story is based around the German fairy tale of Briar Rose (Sleeping Beauty) which is told by "Gemma"‚ an elderly woman‚ to her three granddaughters. She tells this to the children almost all the time and it is the only bedtime story she ever tells. The times when "Gemma" tells the story are flashbacks and alternate between the present-day

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    Judenrat Flaws

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    David Nguyen 9/11/2011 World History The Judenrat’s Mistake During the holocaust‚ Jews were losing their jobs‚ rights‚ and property. In 1933‚ the Nazi leaders began assigning Jews to handle situations to help the jews in the Ghettos‚ these Jews were known as the Judenrat. The Judenrate weren’t Jewish volunteers‚ they were assigned and given tasks to perform: “Composed of 24 male jews … prescribed as 1) executing German orders‚ 2) taking an improvised census of the Jew in their area‚ 3) executing

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    Schindler's Ark Themes

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    “When trying to determine a novel’s place within the canon we have to determine whether its message and themes deal with fundamental concepts or understandings about the world or offer a unique perspective or opinion on our humanity. What we are asking is‚ does this piece of writing matter? If there is any novel which might fit this criteria‚ Schindler’s Ark would certainly be a candidate. The novel portrays in graphic details the atrocities of the Holocaust‚ an event in history when the Nazis

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    Belzec Case Study

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    extermination and for the camp structure. It was so sad what happen to The Concentration Camp in Belzec. Despite all their efforts‚ the construction team was unable to make the building airtight. They were covered wagons. One contingent came from Treblinka‚ the other from Sobibor. A number of local villages testified about the first transport that arrived in Belzec. The Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles educates people about the Jews during the Holocaust with exhibits like the Holocaust and Anne

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    The Holocaust

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    What is the first thing that comes to mind when World War II is mentioned? The typical response will most likely always be Hitler and his cruelty toward Jews. What is strange about this answer is the fact that the majority of people do not realize what actually occurred in Europe during this time. To most people‚ the Holocaust was an event where many Jews were killed by Nazis. (www.ushmm.org) In fact‚ the Holocaust was a tragic point in history which many believe never occurred‚ or do not realize

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