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…opportunities, as well as from common places such as the grocery stores or theaters. To make things more horrid 7,500,000 foreign workers both male or female had slave labor forced upon them. The German Commanders left the slave laborers in appalling conditions. SS…

…of the presidency. He adopted the title Führer, or supreme leader, of the Third Reich. ReichsfYhrer Himmler, leader of the SS (Schutzstaffel, or Blackshirts), along with Gestapo, reinforced the supremacy with concentration camps. The Nuremberg Racial Laws of 1935…

…of the Empire State Building. Later the Americans commended these under cover operations as "Military Genius". Less respectable were the acts committed by the 1st SS Panzer Brigade known as Battle Group Peiper. This unit captured the city of Stavelot and discovered…

…Congress’ Opposition to All Forms of Racism and Bigotry.” 20 May 2000. < http://www.jcwatts. com/communicationcenter/speeches/2000/nra.asp> (October 19, 2000) “Abortion Surveillance”-United States, 1992, May 17, 1996, Vol. 45/No. SS-3 Centers for Disease…

…they cost him little. Through the black market, Schindler obtains numerous delicacies such as liquor and chocolate for the SS and German officers and sends them large gift baskets that place him in their good favor. Schindler spent his days entertaining…

…. After Ghettos, Jewish and Poles were transported in little cattle cars to concentration camps. The victims traveled for days without food, water and air and some of them did not make it to their destination. At the camp, SS doctors waited for them…

…were killed. The military units held weekly “class” in which they taught “ideological propaganda” that would use literature such as pamphlets entitled “SS Man and The Question of Blood” and “The Politics of Race." These classes furthered the idea…

…propaganda" that would use literature such as pamphlets entitled "SS Man and The Question of Blood" and "The Politics of Race." These classes furthered the idea that the Jews were nothing but a troublesome inferior race. They were taught how to kill their victims…

…by SS and Nazi movement. Nonetheless, the act of resistance implied careful planning by men of Sonderkommando who had given an incomparable price of life by facing their dreams of being apart of humanity and freedom. After all, the death caused by fighting…

…to stay alive. Chapter 9 On April 11 the SS soldiers fled and because the Americans arrived. When the Americans arrived, Elies residence was now Buchenwald. With the Americans came substantial amounts of food and Elie almost died of food poisoning. He…