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    The Holocaust is one of the most known mass murders of the human race. Before the Holocaust‚ mass murder had never been given a name. Hitler and his Nazi army led to the destruction of the many races in most areas of Europe. Hitler believed that if were not born German and if were born as a German but look like another race‚ were a disgrace to the race. If a person was born a German‚ a person also had to prove he was completely German by showing records of family members and their marriages.

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    The American Promise Throughout the world‚ the United States is infamous for its guaranteed freedom to its citizens. People travel from all around many different parts of the world to get a taste of the lifestyle and opportunity the United States citizen’s are offered everyday. This nation thrives on preserving our personal freedoms‚ property‚ and liberty; moreover‚ it is the nation’s promise to its citizens. These rights are binded in our coveted Bill of Rights and the Constitution‚ a document

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    Mr. Laidlaw The holocaust. Adolf Hitler couldn’t help but just keep killing people when he took power in Germany during the year 1933. The Nazis (Hitler’s army) killed millions of Jews and Gypsies basically because they thought that they were smarter than the Germans. The mass killing of Jews occurred in late 1938 and ended in 1945 during World War 2. Many concentration camps were constructed by Hitler and his men to hold people who he called his enemy. People who were sent to camps were treated

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    The essay will explore how hitler used the discourse of nationalism to create a distinction between ‘us and them’. The essay will talk about what Hitler Felt about his own arian race and the germans and how he used the nationalistic rhetoric and created the fear of the other (the jews). In consequence we will also look at the practices and ideas of the Nazi party led by Hitler to understand a little bit more on how the mind of Hitler worked. “In its intense nationalism‚ mass appeal‚ and dictatorial

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    The Promise of Pentecost

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    The Promise of Pentecost "I am going to send you what my Father promised; but stay in the city until you have been clothed with power from on high." Luke 24:49(NIV) Since the Old Testament‚ the Spirit of God was promised to come to the people of God. The prophet Joel wrote: "And afterward‚ I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy‚ your old men will dream dreams‚ your young men will see visions." (Joel 2:28 NIV) Nine hundred years later‚ the Spirit of the

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    Hitler is well known for being the reason why millions of Jews died‚ but there are some other things that people may not know about him. For instance‚ did you know that he was one of the reasons why World War II started? Did you also know that his last name was originally Schicklgruber‚ until he changed it to the last name we know now? Because Hitler invaded a particular country‚ he was a part of the reason for why World War II started in the first place. Once he invaded the country‚ 2 other countries

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    Q6: Hitler was a dictator for Germany. Before him was Hindenburg. Hindenburg didn’t trust Hitler‚ but he made Hitler as his chancellor. The reason why he was a the chancellor because military leaders and wealthy business owners pressured him. Their reasoning for Hitler being chancellor was that they will control him‚ but in reality they didn’t know how bad was Hitler. Years later‚ Hindenburg died so Hitler took over Germany. That’s when Hitler has his plans. When Hitler was in jail‚ he had wrote

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    by itself‚ is a black hole. To look at it directly is to be swallowed up by it.”-David Novak. The Holocaust was a sad and depressing era for the Jews and all of Europe. Hitler was a sadistic man that rose to power in 1933 and not long after he created what he thought was a great government power scheme known as The Nazi’s. Hitler then took that power and created a perfect race and took out The Jews and others because he deemed them as weak. Hitler’s ideology caused a great sadness and an abundance

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    trying to convince as many people as possible. There are many people who had their own ways of using propaganda. Such as Martin Luther King Junior and Adolf Hitler‚ both having very different ways of approaching propaganda but both had great success with it. I would say that Hitler’s approach to propaganda convinces the majority of people faster and more efficient than MLK’s approach. The success of Hitler’s use of propaganda was because he focused on the uneducated people of Germany‚ appealed to

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    of that year Hitler was appointed chancellor‚ the head of the German government‚ and many Germans believed he could save them from the economic situation they were in. The Nazis ruled Germany from 1933 to 1939 and their position was relatively unchallenged. It is a common argument among historians as to how the Nazis managed to maintain power over this period of time. Successful foreign policy was an important factor involved in the Nazis consolidation of power which involved Hitlers attempts to strengthen

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