Preventing another Holocaust

A detailed Summary of Preventing another Holocaust

Over 100 million people have died as a result of war in the 20th Century. That makes this era the most violent in the history of humanity. Six million; this is a large number by anyone's account, whether it be dollars, days, or human lives. "The intentional annihilation of six million people has affected the world in ways that we will never know, maybe the person who could have discovered the cure for Cancer or AIDS died in the gas chambers at Auschwitz." Six million people is fully one-fifth of one percent of the world's population. Six million lives, gone; whole families, wiped out. All this in the span of only five short years. These five years are now known as the holocaust, possibly the worst in human history. It's important for us to consider the effects of this event and learn to never repeat it.

The word Holocaust comes from two Greek words, Holo, meaning "whole" and Kustos meaning "burned." Many people who were "sacrificed" during World War II were also burnt in crematories and furnaces, therefore, naming this mass murder of humans "The Holocaust." The Holocaust, to many, is better known as Adolf Hitler's, the German chancellor of German during the mid 1930's into early 1940's, attempt to annihilate culture and

France, Belgium, and Denmark. The Treaty also solely held Germany responsible for the War in a "war guilt" clause which greatly upset the Germans. Germany had lost everything, the economy was in a decline and there was an extremely high unemployment rate. The Germans wanted to restore their nation to its former greatness and complete this task of restoration in a very short amount of time. German citizens also started looking for a reason for their defeat. A new political party called the National Socialist German Workers Party, or Nazis, began its climb by bringing back old prejudices and blaming the Jews for

Germany's defeat in the first World War and its economic problems. Germany's discontent after losing World War I, its economic depression, and the spread of anti-Semitism and propaganda throughout Germany made Germans more susceptible to the pleas of extremist groups such as the Nazis. Germans were looking for a quick way out of their problems and, by listening to Hitler, they believed they would find a quick way out.

The Holocaust was a time of loss and great suffering for everyone throughout Europe. Many people still suffer from the memories of yesterday and can only hope that evil of that kind could never come about in this world today. Many lives were taken and a few, after so many years, are still remembered. That is why the history of the Holocaust will never die. The holocaust was a truly deep-set blood stain on the ground that is mankind and his existence on earth. It was probably the single largest mass genocide in th

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