Essays on Nazi Germany

On september 1, 1939, Germany began their invasion of Poland and started one of the most devastating wars. Several nations from around the globe declared war on each other. One of the nations that declared war was Great Britain, which was led by Winston Churchill….

Adolf Hitler stated: “Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it.” Hitler’s early life influenced his rise to power, the holocaust itself, and the aftermath of the Holocaust. Adolphus Hitler was born in a small town in…

Before 1920 the whole lot in Germany used to be great, it had an excellent economy had a lot of enterprise until 1933 when the Nazi birthday party bought into power. In these instances, the German residents were thinking that the Jews whereas equal as…

In “The Holocaust camps” by: Ann Byers it talks about how Adolf Hitler became the dictator of Germany. It then goes on to tell the readers how he uses the power he has against the Jews, that he has a very strong feeling of hatred…

Maus I and Maus II by art Spiegelman is a history novel based on real events and a real story. The graphic novel is about the author Art Spiegelman father’s journey through the holocaust as a Jewish man in WW2 (spell it out). The article…

When we don’t learn from history, we are doomed to repeat history. The holocaust was such a horrible event, and if it was directly caused by one nation, it involved the complicity of several others, and a lot of deaths could have been prevented by…

Commemorating the past is important because it can help different groups develop relationships and can even help form our beliefs and identities as individuals. One example of this is the attack on the twin towers in 2001. The memorials and public knowledge have influenced and…

It felt like the world would come to an end because the God is dead – that is how millions of chosen by Holocaust thought while escaping death day by day. Going through horrible experiences some lost their belief: “Where was God during the Holocaust…

Despite of all life battles of Holocaust survivors, they were able to find resilience and start a new life again referring to the past as a lesson and the present as a gift. The ordinary daily routine seemed for majority as a sort of abnormal:…

The Holocaust is one of the most well known genocides that have taken place. It had destroyed millions of lives. Exterminated because of their social, cultural, ethnic, or religious. While the term Holocaust refers to the systematic mass killing of the Jewish people in German-occupied…

In the entire history of mankind, there have been many incidents when millions of people died fighting for freedom, for honour, for glory, for a peaceful sky above their head. But unfortunately on the pages of history there are sheets that will always remain stained…

Hitler is almost solely who is to blame for the holocaust. But that being said it may have or could have been prevented if Britain and France and the allies don’t sit around. Let me explain, the quote “The only thing necessary for the triumph…

The Holocaust between 1933 to 1945 was led by a man by the name of Adolf Hitler. The Nazis formed a committee to combat homosexuality and abortion. The Holocaust also included mass murders of millions of Jews, Gypsies, intellectually disabled, dissidents and homosexuals. The Nazis…

 Nationalism can be defined as the dedication to the interests or culture of one’s nation. Nationalism can be expressed in a small way, such as the celebration of an individual’s culture, or something much larger such as the French Revolution. Nationalism comes in both positive…

In “Night,’’ Elie Wiesel fights with his faith through the killing process of the Jews, established by the Nazis. Wiesel begins losing belief in God. Multiple times in the night Wiesel tells quotes that show his rage and dissatisfaction with what he sees daily at…

“Yesterday all of my family were living and now – all are dead. Each of us stands as if turn to stone. I weep for my fate, for what I have left to see,” wrote Chil Rajchman, a Holocaust survivor, describing how his life seemed…

There were many economic problems for Germany in the 1920s, after WW1 Germany was left in ruins and economic debt and forced to pay many war fees. When young chancellor Adolf Hitler comes in and says he has all the solutions to their problems people…

Woodrow Wilson wrote, “There is a war to end all wars”. Sadly, an estimated twenty million people lost their lives in World War I, but the impacts are as yet being felt a century after its conclusion. It was the deadliest war that included a…

Was it worth 75 million people dying? Was it worth militaries leaving their family behind without a promise coming back? Was it worth millions of innocent people in Hiroshima, Japan vaporize a cause of a nuclear bomb? What were the causes that led to World…

There are many questions raised concerning the taciturn confrontation amid U.S.A and U.S.S.R. People still raise concerns about whether the cold war was unavoidable and if so, what the factors that made it inevitable were. The cold war was coined on politically aware, monetary as…

Realism is roughly one of the oldest international relations theory that promotes the manipulation of an anarchic world to prevent things from blowing up. They believe that war cannot be eliminated but slightly managed and the drawback to global obedience is impossible to reach. Humans…

The prisoners of the Holocaust developed by facing the conflicts of being laborers and just straight up being unfortunately mass murdered. Some did survive because of their efforts to escape. But many did not survive due to how many german soldiers took control. To the…

In order to start out talking about the Holocaust we must define it as a mass slaughter, catastrophe or Holocaust given in war II by the Germans of the Nazi government from 1933 to 1945 and their collaborators against all those that were different and…

The Torah alliance created a society radically different in many ways from other societies of the time. On the one hand, the law was absolute: not only were the heads of the people subject to it, but even God Himself was bound by the covenant…

Early before the Nazi era and even during the early Nazi period, Germany led the world in various aspects of medicine including epidemiology, clinical medicine, occupational health laws and basic sciences. It’s worth mentioning that, Germany held half of noble prizes by the 1930s [1]. …

Since the beginning of times, wars and conflicts have always taken place and have had remarkable impacts on humanity, contributing to the world’s evolution. These effects can either be considered as “good” or “bad” by society, but definitely have contributed to what the world is…

Throughout the mid-18th century the Jewish population in Europe faced political, economic, and social issues from the new discriminating government leader, Adolf Hitler. His socialistic ideologies changed the daily life of the Jews and minorities for over half a century. Nearby nations heard about the…

 How many people were left without help to be killed in the street or gassed? Six million. Six million Jewish people were slaughtered by German Nazis during the Holocaust. What could America have done to save even some of those fearful refugees? The Holocaust was…

In April of 2018, at Spanish River Community High School, emails were exchanged between the principal and a parent regarding the curriculum on the Holocaust. A parent was offended by the fact that the Holocaust was taught in school as a historical fact. This parent…

 In the Holocaust, six million Jews faced systematic mass extermination at the hands of the Nazi regime. In the Armenian Genocide, more than one million ethnic Armenians suffered mass expulsion by the Ottoman government. African Americans remained enslaved at the hands of cruel slave masters…

The Holocaust is well known by the words horror, suffering, cruelty etc. The Holocaust took place during World War II. The Holocaust started around January in the year of 1933 and ended around May in the year of 1945. It took a big turning point…

The Holocaust is a horrific period in history, but its importance teaches people about the past. Learning about it may lead individuals to come to understand the present, so that they make ethical decisions in the future. The main matter of interest of this project…

 To start, the Holocaust is a well-known event because it took many lives and left many people with gone cherished ones. This event triggered some troubles for the general popular society. The Holocaust became an event in which Hitler added several Jews, who had been…

The Germans were upset with the Treaty of Versailles from the first World War because most of the blame was put onto them. The Germans were angry, so they decided to put the blame onto the Jewish community because they felt like they needed someone…

Have you ever heard of the word Holocaust? The word is derived from the Greek word holokauston. This comes from the Hebrew word olah, which means “burnt sacrifice.” In the novel ‘Prisoner B-3087,’ written by Alan Gratz, he takes the reader on the gripping and…

The Holocaust was a terrible atrocity that caused many innocent people in several countries to suffer. Poland had a major role in this atrocity. Numerous Jews of Poland were affected, such as Manya Friedman. Many were sent either to camps outside of Poland, or to…

In the book The Holocaust Camps written by Ann Byers, explains the different types of camps, and what goes on in those camps, and how the Concentration camps came to be. Also in the book, it describes his hate for Jews and the actions he…

The Holocaust is a field of study that will never fade out in social science. Various accounts emerged under different comprehensions on the topic, which profoundly contributes to the critical analysis of the Holocaust. Nonetheless, the majority of studies seem to be repetitive in terms…

History of any sort can be interpreted differently by anyone. People can view sources as bias, illegitimate or hard proof that something did or didn’t happen because of these factors people can choose to believe a variety of different things or interpret it in their…

During the holocaust there were 40,000 concentration camps, prisons and facialies that held Jews and other Non- Aryan peoples.The book Night is a memoir by Elie Wiesel about his times during the holocaust. He starts with the beginning of war, the denial all through traveling…

 The holocaust was the state sponsored genocide of the Jews by the Nazi regime which began in the early 1930’s and ended with Allied liberation at the end of World War II in Europe in 1945. This was a time of despair and terror for…

Between 1941 and 1945, European Jews were taken from their homes and treated like animals just because of their religion. The Germans took Jews from all social classes and of all different ages. They even took children. During the Holocaust, children were the most mistreated…

Have you ever given up hope in the darkest of times? In Elie Wiesel’s memoir, Night, hope plays an important role throughout Elie’s life as a prisoner and laborer. Wiesel loses most of it during the Holocaust but there is still a sliver that makes…

There is no question that the Holocaust is the most horrific yet to be seen in history. It is one of the most important events in recent memory, too. Although it was a horrific occurrence, it was and remains a valuable tool, and is still…

The Holocaust can be understood as a destruction process, meaning that this procedure unfolded unknowingly step by step, and did not have a definite plan. Nonetheless, one can argue that we can trace the chronological order of the events of the destruction of the Jewish…

The Holocaust is remembered as one of the most horrible tragedies of the twentieth century. Over 6 million Jews were brutally slaughtered in concentration camps designed to make mass murder as efficient as possible. Gas chambers, death marches, and shootings made the Holocaust a brutal…

Propaganda was one of the nazis most effective strategies of impacting german open convictions and demeanors. They assaulted the german individuals with blurbs motion pictures tv historical center shows and other mediums with the deliberate of advancing their vision for a long run of Germany…

The Holocaust is a tramatic thing in history that started in 1933 during World War II and ended in 1945. The Holocaust is a very big thing that happened in history. The holocaust is very importnt to learn about because it informs you about the…

Anne Frank once wrote, “Isn’t it wonderful that no one need wait a single moment to make the world a better place to live.” We don’t have to travel the earth to have that understanding. We just have to be willing to see each other…

Even before the Great Depression hit Germany in 1929, the Weimar Government’s political situation was unstable as it faced threats from the radical left and the extreme right due to resentment towards the Treaty of Versailles, the danger of ‘the weakness within’ that gave the…

When the Nazis came into in 1933 it changed every single German citizen life. Some particular groups were affected more significantly more than others and I will be focussing on the Jews, Women, homosexuals and workers. I think that the Jews were the most significantly…

When we usually speak of Nazism, which is the known ideological practice and belief within Germany, the main connections we draw is history, World Wars and far-rightists. Even now in our generation, there are still plenty national socialists carrying the legacy and reaching even in…

Introduction Viktor Frankl’s, “Man’s Search for Meaning,” isn’t just about the Holocaust but about how his traumatic experiences and suffering led to his widely shared message about his philosophy; that there is meaning in everything, especially suffering. I believe Frank’s intent wasn’t just to talk…

Anne Frank was a young Holocaust survivor who provided a vivid glimpse into what life was like living in Nazi occupied Holland through her diary. Frank’s diary is a story of faith, hope and love in the face of hate. Throughout her short lived life…

Students, remember the different parts of a narrative: Exposition Conflict Rising Action Climax Falling action Resolution Today, for your free-write, we want you to be sure and think about HOW you will utilize these narrative puzzle pieces to develop a believable story that includes your…

Introduction Evil can be seen through an example of the World War II. “Nazi persecution, arrests, and deportations were directed against all members of Jewish families, as well as many Gypsy families, without concern for age. They faced starvation, illness, brutal labor, and other indignities…

The Holocaust was a time where people were dropping like flies. It was a time period where people were hunted down like animals and killed in cold blood. Adolf Hitler was an anti-Semitic Nazi leader who believed that Jews were an inferior race, an “alien…

Despite the controversies and critiques elicited by Tarantino’s film Inglourious Basterds and the Schindler’s list, both films have been described as masterpieces by many movie analysts in regard to their approach in addressing the atrocities committed in the Holocaust of the early 1940’s. Both films…

The holocaust was a time of sorrow and a time of vengeance. The silent plea of cries of misery inhibiting those who survived, those who died and those who experience the aftermath of the Nazis’ reign and destruction. A never-ending cycle of pain that is…

That actually will be actually a Weird and galvanizing novel – a sworn statement for the makes an attempt of orthodox Jews to reside in keeping with Jewish regulation (halakhah) under circumstances of Nazi persecution. It’s in remarks about which in order to keep up…

It is important to acknowledge the fact that the Holocaust took place prior to the establishment of the UDHR, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the UN, United Nations. Moreover, state sovereignty was of significant importance at the time, meaning that no nation can…

The Holocaust was a time of horrifying cruelty. Various folks were forced into atrocious conditions and suffered unspeakable treatment. They were treated worse than oxen, losing their identity. The German folks when the war additionally lost their individual identities. Albeit most of the population had…

Introduction The purpose of this research essay is to determine the extent to which anti-Semitism was linked and a part of German nationalism between the years of 1848 to 1945. The reason why I’ve chosen to explore this topic, is because I’ve found a keen…

Throughout our lives we always heard of how the abhorrent leader Hitler came to be, and yet we never knew his backstory or what motivated him to do the horrific things he did. For one, Adolf had some serious parental issues when he was a…

Aime Cesaire used extreme periods of history to his advantage. His rewrite of Shakespeare’s “The Tempest,” was published in 1969, the year following 1968 wherein many events occurred that encouraged attention to be turned towards black people and their culture and identity. However, the culture…

Pure Retribution I basically agree with the idea of Pure Retribution. But in some points, I can not completely agree with it. Firstly, I agree the returning of good for good is necessary, but not sufficient because sometime, even if one has never done anything…

Clowns or Clones Cloning is a word heard of only recently within the last 2 or 3 years. Cloning is said to have proved useful in perfecting genetics among animals as well as humans. While human cloning is still a little ways off, animal cloning…

Ferguson and Granville state, “The idea that inflation fatally weekend the Weimar Republic retains a special place in both economic and political history.”1 World War II had finally ended, countries around the world were coming together in unity celebrating, and peace had finally arrived. For…

To what extent did weaknesses in the Weimar republic account for the growth and rise of the Nazi Party to 1933 (HSC2009). The weaknesses in the Weimar Republic caused to the full extent of the growth and rise of the Nazi Party from 1914-1993.These were…

Hyperinflation was an immense problem for The Weimar rebublic during the years 1918 to 1923. However, it would be inherintly incorrect to argue that hyperinflation was a sole problem for Weimar and that it was not a result of anything. Weimar were incredibly unlucky to…

Night Night is based on a true story and describes the real life conditions of the Nazi concentration camps. The author, Elie Wiesel, describes his dreadful experiences he had in the concentration camps. The story begins with Elie talking about his old tutor Moshe the…

One of the worst moments in the history of our world is when Adolf Hitler came to power. His terrifying reign in Germany during and shortly after the Second World War brought on nothing else but misery, grief, and a community which had now been…

Triumph of the Will (1935), directed by Leni Riefenstahl and The Great Dictator (1940), directed by Charlie Chaplin, aim to paint a certain picture of Nazi Germany. They are both made for much different and much the same purposes and motives. When looked at closely…

Hunger. Coldness. Abuse. Conditions of negative extremes: “…we had reached the bottom. It is not possible to sink lower than this; no human condition is more miserable than this…” (Levi 26). Despair. Hopelessness. Yet, the human spirit can be abundant with resilience and endurance. Primo…

During World War II, there was the massive genocide in Germany, known as the Holocaust. After the war, Nazi German soldiers defended themselves, saying that they were “just obeying orders” of higher authority (Hitler). The purpose of Stanley Milgram’s experiment was to observe the common…

When on the topic of representations of the Holocaust, two films come to mind, those being Roman Polanski’s film The Pianist and Quentin Tarantino’s film Inglourious Basterds. Though these films do not appear to have anything in common other than the fact that they are…

Adolf Hitler is considered to be one of the most prominent although infamous leaders in history. His leadership style allowed him to influence an entire country into committing the most horrendous acts of genocide in human history. However, Hitler was still able to influence the…

It is inaccurate to suggest that Operation Barbarossa was the peak of Hitler’s cruelty, bearing in mind the treatment of Jews under Nazi rule. The persecution of the Jewish people during the Holocaust conveyed to the world Hitler’s most cruel and evil endeavours when acting…

Intentionalisms vs. Functionalists Views of the Holocaust The Holocaust was certainly a horrific tragedy to say the least. However, the causation of it is still highly debated by historians and politicians even in todays times. On one hand the intentionalism’s perspective includes a top-down approach…

Overview Many tried or attempted to flee the holocaust but many could not make it. Fleeing the holocaust was never easy. The Fleeing or escapes on the Kindertransport were started in 1939. Right when the Kindertransports began to pick up the kids before the Holocaust….