The Nazis in Our House

"We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children." those 14 words make up the Neo Nazi party slogan and pledge. Their presence has been in america from the early 1930’s when Germany began their Nazi party reign. In 1933 a Nazi deputy gave authority to form an american Nazi party in the u.s. That was when the friends of new Germany was created. They focused on verbally attacking Jews and anything that wasn't what they supported. Realizing that the organization was doing

evidence was from a scene in the movie, “Liesel took a book from a pile of burning books after a nazi ceremony and when no one was there”(The Book Thief). Then next piece evidence from a scene in the movie, “Liesel went to take back clothes that her mother washed for them

We have lost our rights, we cannot work, we cannot leave our houses, and they have destroyed our synagogues, shops, and have seized our houses and possessions. I cannot bear to think how these men can slaughter innocent blood of men, women, children, the young, the old. (Have they got no heart?) The streets are an appalling sight; a blanket of unmeasurable grief has shrouded on my people. Their screams of horror and pain create a spectacle of pleasure for the Nazis. Dead bodies lay on the

made to keep myself and all Jews of Eastern Europe captive to work to death or just be executed when they are captured. The Jews did have to fight back in someway which most ghettos and camps had underground resistance to fight back against the Nazis so our race wasn't whipped out. As I heard most of the uprisings wasn't successful but very few escaped from these ghettos and the camps, as I heard in my ghetto which is Warsaw ghetto. I have been living in the city of Warsaw for a couple of years I'm

“The exact number murdered by the Nazis is unknown but it is estimated that 1.5 million Jewish children were killed, victims of genocide.” ("The Holocaust."). Many children, especially Jewish children, were involved in the Holocaust. The Holocaust was a time period during WWII were a German group called the Nazis, targeted different racial groups such as Gypies, Homosextuals, the disabled and sick, Jews, and many other racial groups. The Nazis would kill these people, hurt them or capture them and

Part 4 When comparing the past with the present, it is always easy to draw parallels between certain events, or even certain people. In this case, looking at Nazi Germany and the enabling act that helped shape it, and post-9/11 America,, or more specifically, the U.S. Patriot Act, it is no different. However, are there really similarities, or is it just coincidence? I believe that these societies came to be under similar circumstances, but with much different intentions, that resulted

who had visited them and let their families know they were alive (Stevens). They set out for the Vatican and Monsignor Hugh O'Flaherty. As they arrived, he helped them hide from the Nazis, at great risk to himself. Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty demonstrated moral courage by helping many people hide from and escape the Nazis, which shows us that we should help everyone in need. Monsignor Hugh O'Flaherty was a Catholic priest, born in Ireland, who saved thousands of people during World War II. Monsignor

Nazi Ideology and Identity Hagen Schulze said: ”Our identity is explained sufficiently only when our history is known: we are what we have become.” According to Oxford dictionary, national identity is a sense of a nation as a cohesive whole, as represented by distinctive traditions, culture, history and language. If someone is asked to inform us who they are, it is not enough for them to provide data and information about their present existences. They should give information about their

prisoners contained within Auschwitz and their struggle to remain themselves and to survive within the camp. The sign placed at the entrance of Auschwitz read the words, “Arbeit Macht Frei”, or “Work Gives Freedom”, an ironic statement considering the Nazis took everything away from these individuals that constitutes established human rights and freedom. Without the elements that make up a human being, there was limited freedom for the prisoners. What are the possible meanings of “Arbeit Macht Frei”,

in this diary she write about her life, what happens in Nazis time. Anne almost every day write in this diary, it was not just a blank page, it was her friend...everything that happen to her, her feelings and her thoughts are write in this book. It was dangerous because she says where were they hiding, who sell to them the food and a lot of names, there was so much information and she didn’t even knew. Her family were hiding from the Nazi persecution, so they had go to Netherlands to find a better