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…. One of the most destructive types of prejudice is based on someone’s race or cultural group. Take the Holocaust for example. Because of Hitler’s prejudice, six million Jews were systematically and efficiently slaughtered for no other reason than…

…to begin with. If it were really overpopulation they cared about they would have to start a great global holocaust to thin out the over population of humans there are. I f humans weren’t so selfish there would be many more animals, but instead we try to keep our…

…of the world. A major difference between the two dictators was that Hitler was a killer who used the holocaust to kill his opponents while Stalin was a dictator that used his military force to over through smaller vulnerable nations. They had strong ideals…

…. The kind of ideology that fueled the persecution of the witch trials and the McCarthy era is the same kind of logic that fueled the Holocaust in Germany. It the kind of logic that tries to create social unity by demanding that society be "purified…

…, that despite differences both blacks and Jews see eye-to-eye on some important issues. For example, both groups believe that much more can be done to educate American children about the past sufferings of their peoples, including the Holocaust. About 49 percent…

…was the other example of an immoral person. He demonstrated this after he got into power with the holocaust, but he did not foreshadow his immorality much before he got into power. The first major victim of the Nazis was the powerful German Trade Union…

…million Jews, or about one-third of the entire Jewish population of the world was completely wiped out. Only fifty thousand Jews remained after the war. *The faith of the Jewish people was tested greatly during the Holocaust. *Judaism was a parent…

…have felt the need to surrender. Another option was to warn Japan, that if they did not surrender they would experience a nuclear holocaust that the world has never seen. Even after the bomb was dropped President Truman was quoted as saying "I know…

…a racist himself. Nevertheless, there are many instances in history that portray the most horrid crimes to be acts of racism. Some primary examples were the Civil War, and the Holocaust. In our society it’s obvious that Dante would have addressed the circle…

…Night by Elie Wiesel “Hitler won’t be able to do us any harm, even if he wants to.” So begins the book, Night, by Elie Wiesel an autobiographical work about Elie’s struggle to survive the Holocaust while living at multiple concentration camps…