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…inspiration in his words. Also have lived on, the memories. Time has not dimmed the terms storm troops, gas chambers, death camps, and holocaust. I, along with many before me ask, why? The National Socialists On the morning of September 15 1930…

…during the Holocaust of World War II and he is considered one of the greatest heroes of this century. Oskar Schindler was born on April 18, 1908 in Zwittau, Austria-Hungary. Both his mother and father (Louisa and Hans Schindler) were German and they both…

…Japanese and American deaths. And all the Germans got was a mere slap on the wrist, if that, for the horrible events that took place during the holocaust. What is a worse and more pointless death, radiation poisoning as a post-bomb effect, or the entering…

…an exuberant adolescent into a solid matron, embodies Tolstoy's ideal of womanhood. Natasha remains abundantly herself, engrossed in private concerns of love, marriage, and children in the midst of the national holocaust. She confirms Tolstoy's iconoclastic views…

…years as a philosopher and psychologist that have helped cure many depressed or otherwise mentally ill patients. His book Man’s Search for Meaning is the second most read book about the Holocaust, selling over 20 million copies. It can be said that Frankl’s…

…the oppressed, but neighbors of the victims as well. Martin Niemoeller, a Holocaust survivor, illustrates the passiveness that he felt during that time, and how his apathy led to his departure to a concentration camp. He states, "In Germany, they came first…

…over all. The Bugs fought the Mobil Infantry with no mercy or regret, just like the Nazis did to the Jews during the “Holocaust”. They gassed and shot an outstanding number of Jews, and did it without even looking back, or thinking twice. The Japanese…

…of aircrafts in "The War in the Air" and for a long period he acquired a reputation of a future prophet (Nicholson 2). "Some 'post-holocaust' stories such as Wyndham's 'The Chrysalides,' portray cultures that understand and control less of the world than we do…

…as it sees fit, as soon as the conflict oversteps the nation’s borders, we must intervene to prevent the trouble from spreading as it did during the holocaust. At the present moment, the pro-action side is most influential in determining strategies…

…entire states, and send the world into nuclear holocaust. There are also other ways to deploy them, for example, a small nuclear device inside a suitcase could destroy a city. Nuclear Warheads can be positioned on the ends of long-range rockets, expanding…