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…anything he can to have authority, even killing hundreds of thousands of Jewish people. The main characters exemplify the unwilling forgiver, the forgiven, and the barbaric murderer. To forgive is not to forget. Forgetting the atrocities of the Holocaust…

…holocaust in which an estimated six million Jews were killed intensified this aspiration. Jews in increasing numbers migrated to Palestine. They were encouraged by the British and when the British left Palestine in May of 1948, Israel immediately proclaimed…

…that the Nazis really committed the terrible crimes they are accused of committing. With stories of the survivors of the Holocaust being made public, it's difficult to believe the Nazis were innocent. I believe if the same circumstances occurred today…

…with Germany once seeing that Germany would take over Poland and start the World War 2. 1939 nazis proceeded toward the plan to exterminate all Jews. The holocaust begins. In 1940 Germany took over France by splitting their army in half. But Hitler's attack…

…and the Reformation were a driving force in the improvement of Christian-Jewish relations, one cannot give either one full credit for the changes. With each passing century, there seems to have been improvements, in addition to setbacks such as the Holocaust. Humanism…

…Uprising <Tab/>This movie called Uprising is a movie about courage, about the people who didn't want to surrender to the Nazi troops. This movie directed by John Avnet reflects the courage that the Jews had during the holocaust…

…The Role of Propaganda in the Nazi Takeover As many people who are learned in the field of the Holocaust will agree, propaganda played an extremely vital part in the Nazis' rise to power, as well as their brain-washing of the German population…

…. Lódz, the second largest, held about 160,000. Other Polish cities with large Jewish ghettos included Bialystok, Czestochowa, Kielce, Kraków, Lublin, Lvóv, Radom, and Vilna." http://fcit.coedu.usf.edu/holocaust/timeline.html As World War II progressed…

…that the Jews were the cause of bad economy, the loss of World War I and lots more. Such behavior should be stopped and realized throughout the world so something like the Holocaust would never repeat again. Bibliography Adolf…

…to interpret the event. 'I think these few minutes were the time of gravest concern for the President. Was the world on the brink of a holocaust? Was it our error? A mistake?."(p.69) 'I believe our deliberations proved conclusively how important…