War Effects On Bystanders

War can have appalling effects on the people involved. War doesn’t only modify and shape the victims self-image but it also effects the bystanders, soldiers and even a person involved in the political system of that country. People can be absolutely altered by the harshness of War. The Holocaust is one of the most known genocide, it was traumatic for everyone associated with it. The Holocaust was a mass genocide of Jewish people who lived in Europe by the German Government. This religious cleansing had major effects on the survivors and even the countries effected directly. Thousands died and the ones who survived were left scarred and completely changed. War has a considerably large effect on the shaping of one’s self-image.

Bystanders can be someone who is surrounded by a situation they do not necessarily approve of but they are fearful of the consequences that come with them opposing. During the Holocaust the citizens of Nazi Germany and other European countries knew about the cruel and irrational treatment of the Jews by the Nazi Regime. During the Holocaust many people had to grow accustom to the new Anti-Semitic government. They could not voice

Each victim may see themselves differently some might feel defeated and vulnerable while others will feel strong and proud to have survived through something so traumatic. Not only the strong prevailed and survived through the Holocaust but the traumatic experience all survivors scarred. The Holocaust resulted the death of nearly six million Jews from several different countries in Europe. The number of survivors is not nearly as large as the number of people killed but almost all the victims can recall the devastating experience of the Holocaust. There weren’t many survivors but those who did remember everything about it. The holocaust changed the victims tremendously because of the irrational hatred from the Nazi