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…million Jews and minorities. This terrible chapter in history, in which innocent people were slaughtered, is called the Holocaust. One may never comprehend the atrocities of Hitler's ruthless quest for power. However, Hitler's actions have eternally scarred…

…The American Holocaust “Abortion,” the sound of the word conjures up many horrible images and is, in fact, a controversial and emotional issue. Abortion has been going on all over the world for centuries. In the Encarta World English Dictionary…

…been made near extinction - the first casualties of the holocaust of American Indians. The plantation owners then turned to the American mainland and to Africa for new slaves to follow the tragic path of the Taino (“Explaining the Reputation,” 2001…

…is seen as a reaction to the political history of the twentieth century, most called the Holocaust (Zimring 3). For example, the Holocaust was the killing of the Jews during World War II. After the defeat of the Nazi and Fascist governments of Germany…

…faith in the supremity of Judaism with this beauty that was created without any Jewish impact (Potok 6-7). The Chosen deals with the aftermath of the Holocaust and the Zionist movement. In this novel the characters handle the news of the Holocaust…

…The War of Freedom of Expression "Taking on anti-Semites and Holocaust deniers in the sanctified courtroom environment is like responding to someone who calls your mother a prostitute. By defending you raise the question that maybe she really…

…been made near extinction - the first casualties of the holocaust of American Indians. The plantation owners then turned to the American mainland and to Africa for new slaves to follow the tragic path of the Taino (“Explaining the Reputation,” 2001…

…War II besides the Holocaust. Although I had already studied about the American’s war with Japan I was never able to fully understand completely and look at the full picture. Today I understand that as the holocaust has disturbed Israelis for generations…

…continued to thrive in Europe until the rise of the third Reich. It was after the devastation of the Holocaust that the Hasidim immigrated to the United States. The decision to leave Europe for America did not come easily, “Many Hasidim feared…

…to Nazi Germany and assassinate Hitler in order to prevent the Holocaust. If he was successful in his assassination attempt, the time traveler would be surprised to learn upon his arrival home that the Holocaust did in fact occur and that nothing had changed…