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About the Holocaust: Timeline of Events

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Before 1933 WWI brought new countries and also devastation. Countries struggled to recover from the loss of casualties and destroyed land. At this time, more than nine million Jews lived Europe, German Jews being over 500,000. Hitler Campaign Speech Video In July 1932 the Nazi Party becomes the largest party represented. Hitler grew from being a little know extremist to a leading German election candidate using modern propaganda techniques. With newspapers, television, and speeches. This video shows a sneak peak of how far these propaganda messages went, with huge assemblies of crowd and Hitler promising to get back at those that hurt Germany and its fellow citizens. 1933-1938

Night Essay

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Tran Transformation Humans like to think of themselves as superior to animals, yet they forget that they too are animals. Their animalistic side shows when people wage war over resources, similar to how animals fight over territory. The Hunger Games explores this topic by showing certain characters who take joy in killing others with no regard for human life. Eliezer Wiesel also shows the transition from human to animal in his book Night. The author shows how prejudice robs both its perpetrators and victims of their humanity.

NIGHT ANALYSIS ESSAY

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Kristen Kee Mrs. Brenner AP English/ Period I 22 November 2011 Night Excerpt Analysis Essay No one has experienced anything more life changing than Eli Wiesel. He survived a concentration camp in Auschwitz and lived to tell the story. Eli Wiesel uses anaphora, simile, and diction to emphasize the tone and meaning of a passage from his book. In this excerpt, Eli Wiesel clearly shows how he feels about being in Auschwitz and he clearly defines the purpose of why he wrote this part in his book.

Dialectical Journal of "Night" by Elie Wiesel

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Dialectical Journal for Night by Elie Wiesel Quotations from the Text Commentary/Response to Quotations ?Physically, he was as awkward as a clown. His waiflike shyness made people smile? (Wiesel 3). This simile describing Moishe the Beadle is important and helps give the reader a better understanding of how the Jews of Sighet thought of him. Describing Moishe?s awkwardness shows the lack of importance shown to him foreshadowing how Jews of Sighet will not pay attention to his warnings of impeding danger. ?Three days later, a new decree: every Jew had to wear the yellow star? (Wiesel 11).

Night by Elie Wiesel

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?Night? by Elie Wiesel Chapter 2 They were in Kaschau small town on the Czech. Border. Her nightmare foreshadowed the thought of people being cremated. A couple men had to force her to sit down, and then they bounded her and gagged her repeatedly along the trip. They had arrived in Birkenau.
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Holocaust essay

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David Holly ?Why will I remember? ? March 7, 2011 Per.7 How could we just forget the 11 million people who were murdered 6 million of those being Jews, and 1.5 million of them being children? The genocide committed by such heartless individuals, it?s a monstrosity and it?s a major part of history. Important stuff in history should never be forgotten. Why will I remember? You ask, I will remember because innocent people were killed just because they were not perfection in Hitler?s eyes. There are about 250 holocaust museums around the world.
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