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…the bad times. He was beaten, cold and tired and everyone in his family died. Elie saw his friends die, his cousins die and his father die. That's what people in the holocaust went through, and not many people are here to tell their story today. So because…

…make a decision on whether or not their child should be allowed to see the movie. Some movies like “Schindler’s List” have been given an R-rating, but the explicitness of the film was put in the movie to show the intensity of the holocaust. Many parents…

…Hitchens, a senior fellow at the Holocaust Literature Research Institute at the University of Western Ontario, believes that, "the World Wide Web is probably the most significant development for historians since the printing press". The printing press…

…. Schindler was making money, but everyone in his factory was fed, no-one was beaten, no-one was killed. As the brutality of the holocaust escalated, Schindler's protection of his Jewish workers became increasingly active. In the summer of 1942, he witnessed…

…wire fence, and was shot in the head. The Holocaust has become a vehicle of hurt and outrage between Arabs and Jews, a symbol of immense grievance on both sides, an event without analogy, yet one used often as analogy to inflate the scope of each side’s…

…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 of Jews and 72 percent of blacks said the same about teaching about…

…they were starved, and eventually killed, or they died of starvation. During the Holocaust, America denied Jews who were trying to escape Hitler's unjust decisions. America is seen as the land of the free. What most often overlook is the past…

…was not the same in Shakespeare's England as it is now. As your note points out, there had been no holocaust in Shakespeare's time, and official Christanity removed any debate over religion in general. My point here is that for the play to be anti-semitic in any real…

…-handicapped don’t have so much of an advantage over the handicapped people. Another example of inequality of our world was the Holocaust in World War II back in the early 1940s. This was when Adolf Hitler destroyed so many Jewish people and others simply…

…of them would be the last to die in Vietnam. Cambodia and Laos Despite technical neutrality, both of Vietnam's smaller neighbors were drawn into the war, suffered massive bombings, and, in the case of Cambodia, endured a post-war holocaust of nightmarish…