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…for human rights, the United Nations reaffirmed faith in fundamental human rights by passing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The UN, after seeing numerous atrocities to humans such as the World Wars, concentration camps in Europe, and slavery…

…discrimination and national oppression. The largest and most horrific form of discrimination Yoakam 2 happened during the Holocaust. Adolf Hitler set up concentration camps in 1933 for all Jews, homosexuals, Communists, Gypsies, and others that he did not like…

…into the humiliating Munich agreement of 1938 and the eventual dismantlement of the Czechoslovakian State in March 1939. The concentration camps, the Nuremberg racial laws against the Jews, the persecution of the churches and political dissidents were forgotten by many…

…, traveling from farm to farm to pick fruits and vegetables during the harvest. They lived in numerous migrant camps and often were forced to sleep in their car. Chavez regularly attended more than thirty elementary schools, often encountering cruel discrimination…

…master have, or the millions of people in concentration camps that were maintained by a measly hundred or thousand. It is the fear to rebel against an already accepted fate. Once this fear is accepted, it condemns generation after generation, and until…

…Germans and Jews, economic sanctions and many others. Jews were harassed, attacked, beaten and otherwise persecuted. Many were incarcerated in concentration camps under "protective custody" orders which were tantamount to indefinite imprisonment…

…responded, "(If) it were a retarded baby, and a bright dog, I'd save the dog." Ingrid Newkirk, PETA national director and co-founder, put the matter bluntly by noting "6 million people die in concentration camps, but 6 million broiler chickens will die…

…. It is concluded that by the end of World War II, 6 million Jews had died under Hitler's power in concentration camps found in Germany, Poland and Russia, where they were used for labour, or simply to be exterminated. This mass pogrom of Jews, known as the Holocaust…

…power was virtually without limit. In addition to his other responsibilities, he was also responsible for the security services (Sicherheitsdienst) and the concentration camps, which up to that time housed prisoners of the state. Himmler's men staged…

…retaliated to this rebellion and sent General Weyler to Cuba, who set up concentration camps in rebellious areas. News escaped in forms of yellow journalism to thew U.S. This rallied many Americans to want intervention. McKinley uses diplomatic means to reduce…