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    that changed the course of his life. It was at the Embassy that his strongest traits of caring about people and bravery really became evident. He saw thousands of Jews around the Spanish Embassy. Inside the Embassy he received his Spanish citizenship and was free to go to Spain. However‚ he found out that the Jews outside were waiting to get “letters of protection.” He was told that if they didn’t receive these “letters of protection” they would get put on trains heading to the gas chambers of

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    THE CHOICE PRESENTED IN THE PARABLE OF THE TEN VIRGINS The parable of the Ten Virgins‚ found in Matthew 25‚ has been a commonly debated passage of scripture in terms of interpretation. Ranging from the importance of preparedness to the misogynistic oppression of women & denial of rights eisegeted by Marie Rosenblatt‚ the interpretation of this passage has seen many different variations‚ each seemingly falling short in one way of another. Found in the second chapter of his Olivet Discourse‚ Christ

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    1 Maus Script: Part 2 A Survivor’s Tale Setting: In Artie’s room at 7 a.m. in the morning. (Artie is lying in bed) (The phone ringing) Artie: ...Hello? (Yawning) Vladek: Artie you awake? Come down here I need help moving a chair it is too heavy to lift on my own. Artie: Dad it’s 7 in the morning! Can’t this wait till later on today? I need my sleep. Vladek: (Acting anxious) No! Must be done now. Come we will eat lunch together and I tell you more for your book. Artie: (Groaning)

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    The Holocaust killed approximately six million Jews between 1993 and 1945. It is impossible to know how many Jews died in the Holocaust‚ half the jewish victims died in a concentration camp others were shot by nazis. Elli Friedman and her family are Jews and they also lived in the Holocaust. Elli Friedman was 11 years old when her and her family were sent to concentration camps. Elli was a smart and she was a bright little girl but everything was ruined for her. When Elli was in the concentration

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    concentration camps at Auschwitz and Buchenwald in 1944–1945 (Night book.). Elie became motivated to write this novel because he felt he was obligated to share the gruesome experiences felt by Jews during that time period. Many scholars agree that “Elie Wiesel wrote the book "Night" as a memoir of his experiences as a Jew during the Holocaust. He calls himself a "messenger of the dead among the living" through his literary witness” (Why did Elie Wiesel write the book night?). This proves that he felt responsible

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    He has made great contributions to research and documentary based media. In 1967 Bashir Khairi who at the time was a 25 year old Palestinian‚ took a trip to Israel to see his house that him and his family had fled 19 years earlier. Bashir had been waiting for this trip since he was 6 years old. When his house was found Bashir was greeted by a 19 year old college student named Dalia Eshkenazi Landau. Dalias family left Europe for Israel following the Holocaust. Little did these two know that their shared

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    Faith in Humanity

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    people in mass ovens‚ because they are humane. This belief was used against the Jews‚ as well as the public‚ in the time of the Holocaust for Hitler’s benefit to pull a blind over their eyes in early stages of the Holocaust. There are many examples of faith in humanity from what was presented during this unit as well as belief of faith in humanity in modern day Thailand. Faith in humanity was a practice that crippled the Jews into believing that the Nazis couldn’t‚ and wouldn’t‚ shoot mass numbers of

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    Coming of Messiah

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    monotheistic religion of Jews‚ which is practiced for over a long period of time. Around 14 million people today practice the religion of Judaism. Just like many of the world’s religions‚ Judaism has a brave figure of the Messiah. “The word “Messiah” is an English rendering of the Hebrew word “Mashiach”‚ which means‚ “Anointed.”” (Breslauer 327) The Messiah for Christians is Jesus. Christians think that as Messiah‚ Jesus was anointed as monarch and protector of the Jews and of humankind. For the

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    Analyzing these three conditions we can confirm if the Judaism is real “culture” itself or not. According to the first point‚ the culture transmission should be based on behavioral trait. In the book “God is not one” we can read that what really makes a Jew of people is the behavior more than beliefs. In fact‚ Jewish people can also be atheist in the meaning of “not believe in God” and still consider themselves as a member of the Jewish community‚ because they use to more or less attend traditions and

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    Elie writes about his experiences as a Jew during the Holocaust. In the beginning of the memoir‚ he describes how he and his community were forced to live in ghettos before being taken away from their homes. Alongside this‚ he also goes into detail about how he and his people were treated by the police at this time‚ and the lasting effect it had on them. With the author’s use of syntax and imagery‚ the reader learns specifically how the actions taken against Jews tore apart and changed Elie Wiesel’s

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