Essays on Holocaust

Given the history of race in America, colorblindness has taken on the characteristics of “history-denying” movements like those that reject the Holocaust. The 6 million Jews who perished in the Holocaust are comparable to this. Ian Lopez offers a historical account of racism and citizenship. “Those who want to claim…

Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin is a Georgian revolutionary and former leader of the Soviet Union. He served as its General Secretary and Chairman of the Council of Ministers from 1924 to 1953. Learn more about his life and political career in this article. It covers such topics as his loyalty to…

In her seminal work The Human Condition, Hannah Arendt reveals the political motivations behind the Holocaust. While her disagreement with Heidegger is well known, her emphasis on direct citizen deliberation is not. This article outlines the political philosophy behind Arendt’s work and examines some of the questions she tries to…

I dislike the story’s tragic ending because it involves the deaths of poor, innocuous, and innocent individuals. The film draws back painful reminders of the atrocities committed during the Holocaust. At the moment, Nazi supporters smoked out Jews from their hiding places, murdering them mercilessly. Despite the fact that many…

Simon Wiesenthal is an orphan whose relatives were persecuted and killed during the Holocaust by using not only Nazi soldiers however also common German citizens. He was a surviving Holocaust victim, who used to be in a dilemma when a dying Nazi soldier, Karl Siedl, confessed on his death mattress…

Balance of power is the role and organization of a nation or a community of countries, by coordinating its power against the power of the other hand, defending itself against another country, or gathering countries (Caracciolo et al, 2016). From the mid-twentieth century onwards, the idea of power balance underwent…

There has been a close association between the state and faith for decades; the relationship between the state and the church in particular. In modern days, not only in state decision-making, but also in politics, the church does not have such a dominant role as it did in the medieval…