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…justifications for acts of genocide offered by those accused at the World War II Nuremberg War Criminal trials. Their defense often was based on "obedience" - - that they were just following orders of their superiors. These hypotheses were explored in what…

…of the population loves animals. However, evidence points that people don’t like animals as much as they claim to because the majority of the population tends to over look the genocide that exists this very instance. Gandhi once wrote, "The greatness of a nation and its…

…conclusions on the true state of man. Yet the idea that at the core of man lies not a selfless virtuous being, but an aggressive, amoral individual is still significant. The sadist philosophy sheds light on the horrors of Nazi Germany, of the genocide…

…in religion, genocide, vegetarianism and philosophy. She reflected, comparing that wisdom to the mission of their group, the Unlapergico Toldarsibno-Gamma. Three thousand years ago it had been. They knew the secret to religion, to domination by force…

…of men and their God-given right to liberty while at the same time sanctioning genocide and slavery (Smith 8). The only way this incongruity could be remedied was to deny the fundamental humanity of those being oppressed. That negation of one group…

…of religious genocide, nor had any inquisitions or messianic crusades, as religions of many other parts of the world did. In fact Akbar I of 1556-1605 AD, the third ruler of the Mughal Empire, took the ultimate steps toward tolerance, by marring a Hindu…

…to concentration camps, forced sterilization, infanticide and genocide. Ethical debates about eugenics must acknowledge the horrors perpetrated in the name of eugenics in this century. But, despite the evil that has been done in the name of eugenics the debate cannot…

…. "It applies to immoral behavior so persuasive in a person or a society that scruples and constraints have been utterly abandoned." (Shattuck 76) Murder, torture, and genocide all relate to Raskolnikov in it's most prevalent sense. "The ultimate motive…

…in the Nazi government were popular in art exhibits during the regime. Portraits of party officials, doctors, genocide experts and architects have been found in abundance in nazi cellars after the war. Usually the paintings were patterned on Renaissance…

…of the violence. Victimization may be based on race, color, or other forms of identification with that community , and it includes the abuse suffered from a history of genocide or persecution. Economic abuse this occurs where the man has total control over all…