WWII
World War I was to end all wars. The people of that generation truly believed that the aftermath of WWI had been destructive and painful for everyone. However, within almost thirty years racism, hatred and a man by the name of Hitler, who will remain one of the most ruthless men in history, sprung into existence like a vicious serpent. Even today his name alone is spine chilling and puts fear in people's hearts. He spread his poisonous venom (anti - Semitism) and killed millions of people- including 6 000 000 Jews. He was the very essence of Nazism. Terror was present in each of the countries under Nazi domination. Poland was the setting of the holocaust. The Nazis, with their white supremacist mentality, brought forth the German Nazi decreed and hatred toward the Jews: "You have no right to live." Why? Many factors contributed to why Hitler despised the Jewish race. The Jews - not the Romans - were blamed for the crucifixion of Christ, they were labeled as greedy, and they were blamed for Germany's loss in WWI. Hitler attempted to create the "ideal" German nation and anyone with imperfections, Jewish people included, was reduced to all that was bad and immoral. Hitler was full of hatred and vengeance against the Jew
In Night, Wiesel says, " I shall never forget that night, the first night in the camp, which has turned my life into one long night. " Wiesel, a holocaust survivor, who is presently a professor at the University in Boston, wrote the Nobel Prize winning novel Night to narrate his experience in order to educate future generations about the terrifying effects of racism and hatred. The one long night is a powerful image identifying the sense of the darkness, the torture, and constant agony that his life was full of as a result of the nights he spent there. All of these factors were a great contribution to people's strength and will to survive. Anticipation of who died next was another fear. She had someone who cared and encouraged her and in the end, she survived. However unless one listens to a Holocaust survivor, such as Mrs. The loss of her loved ones, including her mother brought tears to her eyes and she wishes she had had the opportunity to say goodbye to her. Unfortunately people of the present and future generations are not fully aware of ". They were later placed in concentration camps, humiliated, laughed at, tortured, and burned in cremation ovens for no apparent reason other than hatred. Regina Perlman, a Jew living in the city on forged papers, "believed it essential that she get her parents into Schindler's backyard camp.
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