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    Death). Josef Mengele obtained his doctorate degree and published scientific articles on genetic abnormalities and racial variations in primary features (Astor 11). In 1937, Dr. Mengele became an official member of the Nazi party, which was led by Adolf Hitler (Angel of Death). One year later, he joined the Schutzstaffel branch of the German army. The purpose of the Schutzstaffel, or SS, was to protect leaders of the Nazi party (Astor 21). Josef was wounded while fighting in Russia in the year 1942

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    The Boy in the Striped Pajamas (Mark Herman) The Holocaust, being one of the most tragic events in history, has found itself becoming an influence in popular cinema as a way to delve into the endless stories of the experience. One movie, in particular, that presents the Holocaust in a more empathetic light is The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, directed by Mark Herman. The movie resonated well with the audience and has accumulated many nominations and awards. How this was achieved was through a narrative

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    Survivor’s Guilt Survival -- the term conjures up thoughts of primal instinct. Doing whatever it takes in order to survive. The term can also bring to mind thought of wars or battles where the people who were still left standing were the survivors. In the context of this essay, the term will be used to define the select group of people who managed to continue their physical existence, either through determination or simple happenstance, where the rest of their friends or family members did not. These

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    Ravens Refinery

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    Ravensbruck was a concentration camp during the Holocaust that still stands today. It was mostly used to hold Jewish women but also many others. But, it was not one of the most well-known camps of the Holocaust. Although it was located near many cities that had camps that we know of today, its existence was kept from the public. I am writing this to tell you about the people, location, and the reasons why Ravensbruck is not one of the well-known concentration camps of the Holocaust. Ravensbruck was

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    The Angel of Death We have all heard about the tragedy of the Holocaust. Horrendous, atrocious, brutal. These are all words that are used to describe the endless suffering of the Jewish people. But what not many people know of are the dark and sinister scientists that were behind a lot of this genocide. Thousands of people, murdered. Not the citizens that were plastered on the headlines of every Newspaper, but the victims who suffered in silence. The innocent people that were tortured, degraded

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    Eva Mozes Kor

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    Not all Jewish survivors had an opportunity to go into hiding during the holocaust, and some of the survivors faced deadly concentration camps from the beginning to the end. The survivors from camps lost everything immediately and hope quickly became a foreign aspect to those in the death camps compared to the Jews holding out in hiding. Eva Mozes Kor and her twin sister Miriam, experienced the horrors of Auschwitz and Dr.Josef Mengele at the young age of ten years old. The young girls had to adapt

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    The conditions and circumstances within the Nazi concentration camp system provide a remarkable prism through which historians can analyse the plight of Jewish people during the Holocaust. Resistance through violent rebellion against the Nazi regime’s policy of genocide is the most obvious manifestation of Jewish dissent, but the limited number of attempted uprisings in extermination camps raises profound questions about the Jewish people’s motivation to perform active resistance. Passive resistance

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    one of the most tragic events in history. Although, many may deny the horrifying events that took innocent lives away evidence of the medical experiments are able to prove that it did. On January 19 ,1933 The Nazi’s invaded Germany. When dictator Adolf Hitler came to power he took many innocent lives by discriminating against the Jews, Gypsies, Jehovah 's witness, Polish, socialist, Russians, and homosexuals. During the World War II, numerous German Doctors conducted inhumane and painful experiments

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    history, many individuals have followed cruel leaders such as Adolf Hitler, Idi Amin Dada, Leopold II of Belgium, who are responsible for a combined total of over 19,000,000 casualties (McLeod, Mishkov). A leader is supposed to be a person with confidence, skills, knowledge, and power; however Adolf Hitler was a corrupt leader who was able to convince the Germans that all Jews were bad and that all negative things happen because of the Jews. Adolf Hitler was even able to reinterpret the Bible and make

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    Ishmael Beah Reflection

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    I enjoyed reading this book a lot due to the fact that it influenced me in many ways. The first way this book influenced me was how strong hope is. We underestimate many times how strong hope is. We usually complain and complain and never even think about hope. We just get down on ourselves because of the things that we don’t like. Let’s face it, we are lazy. If Ishmael Beah would have been lazy when he was going through his journey than he wouldn’t have achieved what he has so far. He stated “My

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