Their refusal or denial to be connected to such an evil transgression is understandable. That said Jan Gross has gathered, researched, and analyzed the evidence for and against his argument. Overwhelmingly the evidence points to the fact that Polish inhabitants murdered their Jewish neighbors. There are a number of specific examples and
Eichmann in Jerusalem In 1961 Hannah Arendt covered a trial for The New Yorker of a former Nazi SS officer named Adolf Eichmann that she would use to show a different perspective of why an individual is lead to commit a crime. In Eichmann in Jerusalem, Arendt writes about how she observes a truth that, except the desire of improving his career, Adolf Eichmann had no motives at all in doing his job for Nazi party and can instead be qualified to say that he acted out of sheer thoughtlessness. Examining this thoughtlessness brings up other points for Arendt such as how thoughtlessness can be used in modern societies as a source of powerful evil and how it can show that a perpetrator does not have to be far from normal to be a criminal. Arendt uses Eichmann’s case to showcase her point that besides the desire to improve his career, Adolf Eichmann had no malicious motives in doing his job, but his sheer thoughtlessness governed his actions in criminal activity for the Nazi Party. What Arendt is inherently saying about Eichmann when she states that he acted out of sheer thoughtlessness is that he is not thinking or what can also be said is that he suffers from lack of thought.
These are the people who have decided the holocaust never happened at all. In this essay I am going to explain when I think Hitler planned the Holocaust. Deniers Introduction Deniers are people who totally deny the Holocaust ever happening. Evidence for There is close to no evidence supporting the Deniers’ theory, and this in itself backs up my point that Deniers must be wrong. “If (the Holocaust) is something like a religion... that in a few years time no one will believe this particular legend anymore.
It was stated that there was no method or reasoning to the selection of these men besides the fact that they were there, which of course brings much speculation as to the rational behind their recruitment into the of the most intriguing death units during the Holocaust. Their leader, Maj Wilhem Trapp did have the background, and “Training” to carry out the orders given to him by his superiors in terms of containment and establishing law and order. The use of the word Training was highlighted because it is difficult to say that someone has been “Trained” on how to exterminate members of a race, but the term is used in that it is meant to explain that Maj Trapp was able to carry out orders and know how to complete the mission given methodically. The Maj was a WWI veteran so he has seen his share of combat and death as he also was a peace officer which allowed him to understand how to ensure laws are enforced along with the ability to control the masses through by exercising
This is untrue. Hitler never had the popular votes to become Chancellor of Germany, and the only reason he got the job was because the German leaders entered into a series of back-room deals. Some claim that Hitler's rise was nonetheless legal under the German system. The problem is that what was "legal" under the German system would not be considered legal under a truer and better-working democracy. In a democracy along the lines of the United States or Great Britain, Hitler could have never risen to power.
He knew he did not have enough armed men to compete against an entire army. Ludendorff came up with a plan. He and Hitler would lead a column of storm troopers into the centre of Munich and thus would take control of the city. Ludendorff was confident that no one in the army would fire upon the legendary general (himself). Desperate for a solution, Hitler agreed to the plan.
Therefore, during the 1961 British Guiana elections, Kennedy was determined to deny Jagan power. John F. Kennedy did not make a good choice by carrying out a coup in the British Guiana to overthrow Jagan. Although Cheddi Jagan was a declared communist, he posed no threat to the United States. The British Guiana was an insignificant colony for the Western Hemisphere; however, Kennedy was unwilling to let any country become communist. Besides that Cheddi Jagan was a communist, John F. Kennedy did not have a valid reason to overthrow the British Guiana government.
Hitler was considered to be incapable of making a decision and as a result his government lacked any form control of important decisions and his general poor leadership skills it is clear to see why Hitler can be seen to be a weak dictator. Hitler was purely the figurehead of the Nazi party being kept afloat by his loyal following of ‘henchmen’. Although from an outside perspective it would seem as though Hitler was a strong dictator this is purely as a result of Nazi propaganda, without the work of Goebbels Hitler would not have gained such a high status. On the other hand internationalists believe that although there were divisions within the Nazi party this was all part of Hitler’s ‘divide and rule’ strategy. They believe that this approach maintained Hitler’s personal power.
The parliament would have been able to muster volunteers, but there was no money to equip them with weapons, and the only way that the Parliament would have been able to make money, would be by introducing taxes. However, the Parliament simply couldn’t just create money from taxes as everyone refused to pay the taxes. The payment of taxes could have been enforced, but there was no army to do the enforcement. There were no consequences to the people of the German Empire if they disobeyed the decisions of the Frankfurt Parliament, so decisions were not followed by the people. This was not surprising, as there was no previous history of a democracy in Germany before the Frankfurt Parliament, therefore there was not much support from the ordinary people for the new concept.
World War II was remembered well for the Holocaust, an event in history where millions of people (mostly people of the Judaist religion) were massacred due to one man’s irrational hatred and desire for “perfection”. Despite being the most horrendous event in history, several important things were established that benefitted society if not the world as a whole: The United Nations, the creation of Israel, and many Human Rights Laws. The United Nations is a very important organization resulting from World War II and the Holocaust. The United Nations unified the governments of most countries in the world as well as their people. The United Nations keeps the peace and allows us to punish those whom cause chaos, terror, and civil unrest.