Essays on Nazi Germany

Is it that someone lacks humanity? Does it cost to have humanity? Some people have shown humanity to others and become a blessing to the society. The Holocaust is a period where mass murdering occurred under the reign of the Nazis lead by Adolf Hitler. He aimed to wipe out...

Anti-Semitism refers to the hostility or discrimination against the Jews on racial or religious grounds (Britannica). Paulsson calls it the new racist version of the old Jewish-hatred. Semitic-speaking people include the Arabs, the Jews, the Ethiopians among others but anti-Semitic hatred is only directed at the Jews. Discrimination against the...

During the 1936 Olympics, Hitler’s propaganda was at its finest, and it denoted to be an engine in propelling international influence for the Nazi regime. The International Olympic Committee in 1931 agreed that Berlin would host the Summer Olympics in 1936. Thus, the choice signified the reunite of Germany to...

Abraham here; I'm a Jew residing in Warsaw, Poland. It is the year 1943. I'm thirty years old. My wife and I have a son and a girl as children. Right now, I'm residing in the Warsaw ghetto. It is Poland's biggest slum. Three hundred and eighty thousand Jews live there,...

Peter Fritzsche lived at a period when Nazism began to emerge in Germany. Peter evidently kept track of events, particularly between 1914 and 1933. The author above claims that the devastating Second World War forced Germans to accept Nazism within their own ranks. Germans began to value the Volksgemeinschaft more...

The current state of the earth is still in peril of extinction, and humans are largely to blame. Various writers approach the subject from a variety of angles, but the best ones cleverly draw a link between human societies and environmental degradation. Analyzing the earth from the cultural, political, academic,...

The word "anti-Semitism" was first used to describe the anti-Jewish conflicts in central Europe in 1879. The phrase suggests that Arabs and other Semites are subject to discrimination. The phrase is an odd way to describe Arabs' and other Semites' anti-Jewish prejudices, statements, and deeds. Nazis (National Socialists) took anti-Semitism...

There are numerous methods to tell Holocaust stories. For instance, the book Maus serves as the foundation for this essay. It's a graphic novel written by American cartoonist Art Spiegelman, who speaks with his father about his experiences as a Jew and a Holocaust victim in the book. (Kyle, 2014)....

Adolf Hitler was a German Nazi leader born in the year 1889 and died in April 1945, whereas Napoleon Bonaparte was a French ruler and military leader born in the year 1769 and died in 1821. The two leaders were comparable in many ways, but they were also different. The...

Rudolf recorded his experiences as the director of concentration camps run by the German government to kill Jews at the behest of his superiors. Rudolf recounts gruesome tales about the camp's inmates in his book. He explains the different ways the Jewish captives were put to death. He had to...

One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn is a story set in a labor camp that describes a single day in the life of an ordinary prisoner, Ivan Denisovich Shukhov. Shukhov was apprehended by the Germans, who suspected him of espionage for one of their belligerent...

Braun am Inn, a town in Austria-Hungary that is located on the border with Bavaria, is where Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889. When his family was three years old, they relocated to Passau, where he grew familiar with the Bavarian accent, which eventually became a defining characteristic...