He found himself supporting the extremely Anti-Semitic beliefs of Anton Drexler. It was only a few weeks later that Hitler became a member of the party and was in charge of spreading the message to everyone about the German Workers Party. By the early 1920’s, Hitler was involved with drafting the party programme. This included looking at its list of beliefs, aims and objectives. Hitler then went onto changing the name of the party from the German Workers Party to the National Socialist German Workers Party but it was commonly known as the Nazi Party.
To reinforce their ideas on nationalism, equal rights were only to be given to German citizens. To appeal to the working class and socialists, the programme included several measures, for example increases in old-age pensions and free education. From this a basis was in place in which the party could sell its programme to a wide audience. In order to abide by the party programme and the idea of making the party appeal to as many as possible, in April of 1920 Hitler advocated that the party should change its name to the National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP). This was a ‘catch-all’ name conforming to the aim of the party: to have as many supporters as possible and appeal to the Pan Germans and Working class.
The plan helped ensure that the hundreds of thousands of Jews in the occupied territories of Western Europe, and the millions that Germany expected to gain, with further military conquest, would no longer have to be deported to Germany sphere. The expectation of a Germany free of Jews was expanded to a free Europe as well. During the summer 1940, Rademacher was busy coordinating the cooperation of the various Nazi ministries, as well as collecting as much data as possible, to determine the amount of Jews involved in the Madagascar Plan. According to the most realistic estimate, issued by the Bavarian State Office of Statistics, excluding the Jews from Russia, six point five million Jews were to be deported from all over
The Balfour Declaration was an official statement of the British government in 1917 calling for a Jewish homeland in Palestine. It represented the first time any government had openly supported Zionism, and became a call to Jews around the world to immigrate to Palestine. An analysis of the Balfour declaration will be discussed, which will notably include why the declaration was issued in 1917, the repercussions of its incorporation into the League Nations mandate for Palestine at San Remo in 1920, the perspectives of three conflicting historians, and a historical evaluation. On November 2, 1917, in an attempt to win international support for Britain during World War I, British foreign secretary Lord Arthur James Balfour publicized a letter to Lord Rothschild that became known as the Balfour Declaration. He wrote: "His Majesty's Government view with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people, and will use their best endeavors to facilitate the achievement of this object, it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine or the rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country."
Educating yourself in the knowledge and the Fear of GOD is a biblical mandate. The Christian Education goals, I think would better the students entering the pre-k school level more so than an adult entering school, by this time the adult student should already have their beliefs and Fear of GOD. Because there is only one God and One Christ, there is only one Truth. The truth is the center and Criterion of Christian Education. Christian Education is a part of God’s purpose to put everything in Creation under the feet of Christ; it serves as part of His purpose to subdue people from all nations to the glory of God.
This therefore led to him signing the Nazi-Soviet pact. The Nazi-Soviet pact was signed between Hitler and Stalin on the 23rd August 1939. Stalin wanted the pact for three reasons, firstly, time. Stalin said, ‘we got peace for our country for eighteen months, which let us make military preparations.’ Secondly, his hope to gain. He believed the only way Russia could gain from the war was if it lasted for a long time and France, Britain and Germany exhausted themselves.
This created some issues as the Jews that were living in Palestine, the preferred home for both Arabs and Jews; it meant that the country would be under direct Arab rule. The Sykes-Picot Agreement of October 1916 was a secret agreement between Great Britain, France and Russia, which divided up the conquered Ottoman Empire. When Russia pulled out of WW1, due to the Bolshevik communist government rising to power, they were removed from the agreement. This agreement completely contradicted the Arab-favouring
Running Head: The Inspiration and Inerrancy of the Bible The Bible was Inspired by God Robert Surface Student # L23603038 Liberty University The Bible is the authoritative source of God’s Word to two hundred and forty seven million people throughout the United States who claim to be Christians. However, to accept the Bible as authoritative we must also accept the answers to more general questions in relationship to the Bible. We will discuss in this paper the question of what it means to say that the Bible is an authority as well as where that authority originates. We will discuss inspiration and the definition of inerrancy. In detail we will discuss the relationship between inspiration and inerrancy.
It was international law specialist Raphael Lemkin who coined the word and used it in print for the first time in his most notable work “Axis Rule in Occupied Europe: Laws of Occupation - Analysis of Government - Proposals for Redress (1944)”. Lemkin drafted a resolution for a genocide convention treaty which received popular support and was adopted by the United Nations in 1948, dubbed “Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.” Born in Belarus, Lemkin lived in Warsaw, Poland before the Second World War. He escaped and sought asylum in the United States during the Nazi occupation but lost 49 relatives in the holocaust. While an internationally recognized crime, the UN had very little teeth in enforcing the law of universal conscience. Seeming to drag its feet in this enforcement, the nations of the UN take ages to rule a certain large-scale state-sponsored killing as genocide.
The most important aim of the social policy was to indoctrinate, this was essential to Hitler as he wanted to restrict opposition and create a 1000 year Reich. In order to Indoctrinate, systems had to be put in place to ensure only Nazi ideology was spoken of. This saw the establishment of the Hitler Youth. The importance Hitler attached to indoctrination is clearly shown as by 1936, as much as 60% of youth had joined the Hitler Youth, however force was involved and in 1939 it was made compulsory. Hitler targeted 10-18 years as he saw these as the future of Germany, this importance of this system is shown with the quote “He alone, who owns the youth, gains the future”.