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…there ideas clashed. They had a fear of the unknown. During World War II, Jews were put in concentration camps because they were viewed as different. The Nazi's disliked the unlike. Even today we fear the unknown. Today, we partly fear the middle east because…

…letting these things be seen or heard if they were over looked by a member of the Nazi Party or Representative. Hitler's forceful SA and SS were freely able to arrest other government or opponents and put them in newly opened concentration camps. At the of 1933…

…%, Catholic 35%, Islam 2%, other 27% including Judaism and no religion. Church attendance in Germany is much lower than that in the United States. Already in 1933, the Nazi government had started building concentration camps to imprison Jews, Gypsies, homosexuals…

…. Adjectives are words that describe things. Obviously, ?good?, ?tall? ?beautiful?, and ?cute? are not numbers. The first number is 0 as it is the lowest and the last is 9999? Prisoners/criminals put in jail or Jews who were put into concentration camps during…

…in an airtight room. A cyanide pellet is dropped in sulfuric acid, which forms a lethal gas. The prisoner remains conscious for a few minutes while struggling to breath. These gas chambers are similar to the ones used by the Nazi's in World War II concentration…

…, this is not an example of how knowledge is used to summon fear and how it can only be used for negative reasons, but instead how man uses it to control and destroy. The 'experiments' that took place by Nazi scientists in concentration camps are often used as evidence…

…this by disarming the citizens. And, there was the Holocaust - millions of European Jews were rounded up and taken to concentration camps and murdered. We have to wonder if these people still have died if they were better able to protect themselves. If every Jew took…

…in concentration camps. What makes us notice Anne's optimism are the last few sentences of her diary "So dear Diary, that means I must leave you behind, Goodbye for a while. P.S. Please, please, Miep or Kraler, or anyone else. If you should find this diary, will you…

…of the men in charge Joerg Haider is unacceptable to the European family of nations. Aba Dunner, secretary general of the conference of European Rabbis, told a Slovakian newspaper. The thoughts of the Holocaust, Hitler and SS and concentration camps…

…in a concentration camp from which he has little chance of escape” (p259) These poor living conditions do not go unnoticed, however little is done to improve their conditions. A person in authority really has to care to turn things around. Then when a person of authority…