Hungarian Jews

there are some people trying to assist the Jews to get away from the Nazis because they are attempting to take away the jews.To justify my reasoning is “The Danes responded quickly, organizing a nationwide effort to smuggle the Jews by sea to neutral Sweden.”This shows how Danish people help the jews even tho they knew it was dangerous for them.” organizing a nationwide effort to smuggle the Jews” The author thinks it's an admirable thing to assist the Jews to be safe. This was also done in number

businessman who takes advantage of the war to make money. He uses his skills and reputation as a businessman to save the lives of many Jewish people during World War II by hiring them as workers in his factory. Once the SS is ordered to start killing Jews in the Krakow Ghetto, Schindler begins to create a list with all the names of his workers. The list is a tool that protects his workers from any harm by the Nazis so he can keep his factory up and running, Oskar then realizes that his business is

The holocaust was a very terrifying time for many jews and there are people who wonder till this day, Why didn't the jews just leave when they had the chance to. Today i will be explaining why the Jews were trapped in the horrid conditions of Germany and the Nazis. The holocaust was a very sad time for all of humanity because people were being killed because of their religion and what they believed in. During the Holocaust nearly six million Jewish people were killed and one point five million of

During the 1940’s Nazis terrorized Jews and other groups for fear that they would negatively impact the success of the Aryan race, while some cowarded or joined the Nazi Regime others fought back by creating safe havens for Jews. For Example, Sir Nicholas Winton provided safe routes for Czech Children to Great Britain for the operation now known as “Kindertransport” through this he saved 669 children, after the war he tried to reunite families but many perished during the Holocaust. Furthemore, Oskar

without getting caught and stayed there for 14 months straight. The Holocaust was as dangerous as letting someone get away with a murder. The similarities between these two stories is that they both took place when the Holocaust was happening. The Jews were all getting

During the time of Anne Frank they Jews were being treated horribly. They were being treated like they were terrible people, and also like they committed several crimes. Many of the historical events in Anne Frank impacted the characters actions, and their moods drastically. One thing that happened was Jews were quickly losing many of their privileges. “Then the war came, and the Dutch capitulation, followed by the arrival of Germans.” (Hackett page 104) “ You could not do this and you could not

holocaust lasted from about 1939-1945. In that time frame, jews were forced to wear stars that labeled them as jews, lived in ghettos, and did labor. Many tried to escape this way of living but ended up being killed. During the Holocaust, Jews used armed, spiritual and unarmed forms of resistance in order to retain their humanity. Jewish armed resistance started around 1943, the Jews fought against the germans while in the ghettos. The Jews Retallied back on Germans when they were stripped of their

A story about an 86-year old Hungarian of Jewish ancestry, who became a citizen of the United States after the horrific experience of World War II would be compelling if it were nothing more than a narrative about human survival. However, the account of the life of George Soros steps beyond being just a tale of human fortitude in the face of oppression. Soros transformed himself into one of the most financially successful men in the world, but he never forgot where he came from and the hardships

During the era of the Holocaust, it was no secret that Jewish people had to surpass many trials and tribulations in order to stay alive. Those who survived had the odds in their favor because as many as six million Jews were wrongfully murdered. Nonetheless, there were many survivors, who have come to tell their compelling and educating stories of what they experienced during these unfathomable times; with it come two stories, Maus, written by Art Spiegelman and Night, written by Elie Wiesel. In

Moreover, Hitler’s attempt to purify the German race through means of death - “The Final Solution”, resulted in the reduction of Germany’s war efforts. Prior to the war, the Jews dominated the industry and trade in many areas within Germany. When much of the population was sent to concentration camps, many contributed to the building of weapons, and those who were in camps located by quarries were sent to mine for stone. The decision to annihilate the prisoners in the camps by means of gas at the