The history of the world is a complex web of truth and lies. There is no doubt that history is written by the victors, but one questionable section of man’s history is the Holocaust. The torment and murder of over eleven million Jews throughout Europe during the Second World War has become shrouded in a fog of lies, lack of evidence, and denial. Many revisionists today have been led to the belief that it was the Jewish people, not the Nazis, who are to blame for their destruction. They defend the argument that Jews single-handedly started the twelve year long campaign to destroy their own past. Even though many people believe that the Jews are simply a group of people bound by faith, the nature of the Jewish people must be examined and questioned due to their place in nature, their genetics, their belief if the environmental theory, the nurture vs nature debate, their religion, and their.
Undeniably, there is no equality in Nature. This statement is a proven fact, and needs no supporting evidence because every single organism is distinct from one another. As a result, there is diversity on Earth. Diversity is the result of every organism having its own unique genetic code, and from this, we have an abundance of animal and plant life. Logically, this fact must be taken into consideration when questioning the genetic code of Jews. Every species on the planet, animal and plant life alike, can be divided into subspecies, genders, and individuals.
Scientifically, statements about the behavior and characteristics in any particular group can be formed, and the chances are that the generalization will hold true. Naturally, Jews are like mistletoe, in more ways than one. Mistletoe, beautiful by nature, clings onto a host tree and sucks in...
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... others to exaggerate the Holocaust. Instead of only hundreds of deaths, Jews stated that over six million perished in Nazi flames. In their pyramid scheme of hate and lies, there are many Jewish leaders who publicly have admitted their plans.
Genetics on Earth creates widely diverse, and unequal beings, both plant and animal life alike. All of these creatures can be subdivided, and because of this, Jews are categorized as parasites. Both the environmental argument and nurturing are just secondary factors in a Jew’s genetic makeup. Their religion is nothing but a representation of themselves, with a core belief of converting everyone across the globe. The nature of the Jews must be questioned and analyzed.
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Throughout history Jewish people have been discriminated against relentlessly and while one may think that the world has finally become an accepting place to live in, unfortunately the battle against discrimination still exists even in countries such as the USA. Different opposing groups such as the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) and the Knights Party have not only discriminated against people of non-white races, but they have helped promote anti-Semitism in the United States. Anti-Semitism is the hatred of or discrimination of against Jews, which according to Efron et al. “anti-Semitism was born of modern racial theories and political ideas, or for that matter with Christian anti-Semitism, fueled by distinctive theological ideas unique to Christianity” (Efron et al. Pg. 68).
Under strict power from Nazi soldiers during World War II, the people of the Jewish population were ridiculed, beaten, abused, and forced to live in horrible conditions, without consent or control. Adolf Hitler had control over Germany, with as many soldiers to obey his every cruel command. As horrible acts are committed during this mass genocide towards the Jewish people, one may begin to question if they still are in control of their humanity, just as Primo Levi was forced to question his own during his stay at Auschwitz.
Jews have been persecuted throughout all of history. A deep seated hatred has existed in many nations against them. Throughout history Jews could not find a resting place for long before they are thrown out of over 80 countries including England, France, Austria and Germany (Ungurean, 2015). Deicide is one of the reasons why Jews are hated. It is said that Jews are the responsible party for the killing of Jesus. The gospels describe Jews delivering Jesus to Roman authorities while demanding that he be crucified and his blood be on their children (Schiffman, n.d.). As a result Jews are held accountable for the death of Jesus and they are hated by many.
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Anyone who believes that the Holocaust was not a form of genocide is misleading and to prevent it from happening again, people should do research. The Holocaust in fact was one of the largest cases of genocide, but this is the one where nearly 11 million people, not just Jews, were brutally murdered.
...f society. The second point of view held that Jews were inherently bad and can never be salvaged despite any and all efforts made by Christians to assimilate them. These Christians felt that there was absolutely no possibility of Jews having and holding productive positions in society. All the aforementioned occurrences lead to the transformation of traditional Jewish communities, and paved the way for Jewish existence, as it is known today. It is apparent, even through the examination of recent history that there are reoccurring themes in Jewish history. The most profound and obvious theme is the question of whether Jews can be productive members of their country and at the same time remain loyal to their religion. This question was an issue that once again emerged in Nazi Germany, undoubtedly, and unfortunately, it is not the last time that question will be asked.
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Before it can be understood why the claims of these people are so outrageous, the two sides to the issue of the occurrence of the Holocaust must be explained. The majority of people believe that it did occur and use pictures, memoirs, letters, and other primary sources from the time to prove its existence. On the other hand, there is the smaller community of people who claim that there was no Holocaust. These are radical groups and self-described “revisionists. Those denying the event say that concentration camps were built after World War II was over as propaganda, and that the death toll numbers were simply made up. In their opi...
As the Diaspora experience is presented as a distinct identity trait of the Jewish people, there is ...
“Jews, listen to me! I see fire! There are huge flames! It is a furnace,” Madame Schachter imagined fire, the fire that would burn millions of Jews, gays, and disabled people. Many people died in crematory ovens during the Holocaust. The people who are responsible for the Holocaust are the minor Nazi soldiers because they didn’t question decisions, they ultimately pulled the trigger, and they separated families.
...s problems in the past. Many religions would have fallen and ceased to exist under this kind of persecution. To the Jewish believer this is perhaps because they are the ‘chosen people.’ This religion continues to prove its strength and resilience even today and will continue to do so.
“ Hitler used propaganda and manufacturing enemies such as Jews and five million other people to prepare the country for war.” (Jewish Virtual Library), This piece of evidence shows Hitler’s attempt of genocide toward the Jewish race a...