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…that maintaing this balance of nuclear forces was actually keeping peace, since no national leader wanted the global destruction that nuclear war would bring. The world has never come any closer to nuclear holocaust then during the Cuban Missile Crisis…

…, "The Rwanda genocide is considered the worst ethnic killing since the Holocaust. In 100 days, an estimated one in 10 Tutsi in Rwanda were wiped out, along with many moderates among the Hutu, who make up the majority of the population. The efficiency of the killers…

…converted to Christianity were defined as Jews (Rice 38). By 1942 the Nazis were ready to begin their "Final Solution." The Final Solution, best known as the Holocaust, was the Nazi plan to exterminate the Jews (Rice 81). The origin remains uncertain but what…

…or knew victims of the holocaust. Many victims that recently visited the camp say that even after sixty-four years, they can still see in their minds the people dying all around them, feel the pain on their backs from all the beatings and whippings, and smell…

…, nominally a Catholic, or other Catholics involved in the Holocaust. Moreover, although the pope and his advisers were fully informed about the extermination of the Jews during World War II, they refused to condemn it on the grounds that Vatican City, the tiny…

…. Hitler used his book Mein Kampf to establish a plan of action for creating this racially pure state. Hitler had concentrated his power as a fascist dictator and began a campaign for a racially pure nation which led to the Holocaust. Hitler and Mussolini…

…this holocaust. When you use the word abortion, you are playing right into the hands of the PCKU. They don't want you to say, the killing of the unborn, and yet that's exactly what is done. The embru/fetus has to be killed before it's aborted. Every time I hear Pro…

…with the nigthmares she witnessed at the camps. Who should read this book? Why? <Tab/>I would refer this book to anyone interested in history, specifically WWII and the holocaust. People who like personal stories would also enjoy this book, because…

…the Holocaust. By the end of World War II, Hitler and the Nazis murdered about 6 million Jews and a million others murdered. In June 1944, it was clear Germany was losing even though Hitler didn't want to admit it. In January of 1945, Hitler was forced to live…

…that included the Great Depression. After the First World War, starting the Second World War and horrors of the death camps, holocausts in the cities shocked everyone. So the thoughts of Benet create a futuristic world in his mind as in the story. * * * John…