Racial, ideological, political and religious conflicts that arise in countries often result in war, with many innocent people being killed in the process of fighting over who is ‘right’. The Holocaust, which was a result of many societies who envied or distrusted Jewish people, and Hitler, who exploited this animosity, secretly attempting genocide in the guise of subjugating the race which resulted in the death of just under six million Jews. Although the Holocaust is not regarded as a conflict of war because there was no fighting apart from in a few cases,
Conflict can bring about the best and worst in people Conflict is a concept that prevades every aspect of our lives; it is inevitable and unpreventable. It has the capability to cause detrimental destruction and grief and can also result in a positive. It is how we choose to conduct ourselves in these times of conflict that define who we are and how we are viewed in society. Conflict at times can bring about the best in some individuals enabling them to display astonishing qualities and can also bring about the poorest of qualities in others. Some individuals may show no reaction towards conflict and be absolutely unmoved by it.
The specific number of victims murdered in "Operation Euthanasia" is not known, but it is believed to be somewhere between 71,088 to over 100,000. In so-called "Euthanasia Operations,” Nazis murdered patients with psychiatric or hereditary diseases in large numbers. Psychiatric patients in Germany were sent to six institutions, where they were deprived of their lives in gas chambers. In his plan delivered on 3rd August, 1941, at St Lambert's Church in Münster, Bishop von Galen of Münster intensely condemned this cruel operation in public. Quoting the fifth commandment, "Thou shall not kill", he said it was sinful to kill innocent people on account of their unproductiveness.
The Holocaust was one of the most inhumane eras for not only the Jews but also other groups such as the Russians. In 1933 the Nazis came into power and believed threat the Germans were superior to everyone else. They also believed that the Jews were far inferior to them and were a threat to their German Community. As a result the Nazis started to persecute the Jews by burning them; they were put into gas chambers. There were over six million Jews that were murdered during the Holocaust.
He is strong because he is able to and control of his crew in dangerous situations and make them calm. Odysseus is a true hero. Odysseus made stupid mistakes and bad judgements. However, he is strong, clever, and intelligent. A hero is someone you can bet your life on and know that they will have your back whatever happens.
This played a big role in his many victories, as he was able to win battles against the other leaders who did not have equally adequate positions. He also faced all the same hardships as his men by fighting in the battles alongside them. He once reminded them that all of them, including him, had “shared the labour and shared the danger”. This made him more heroic and trustworthy to his men, as it showed that he was not only prepared to risk their lives, but his as well. Likewise, Alexander was full of ambition as a leader.
Dr. Nyiszli wanted to make it clear that the Nazis were willing to kill men, women, and children not only because there intense hatred for Jews but also for research that was conducted through dissecting the human corpses. Children were killed just for pure research. The main causes of death at Auschwitz were either the gas chambers, a lethal injection of chloroform, or a bullet to the back of the head. The unlucky ones were the ones that were not killed right away because they either died from starvation or fatigue. “Don’t save him, you’ll only be prolonging agony” (108).
Is it ethical to use experimental clinical data collected by the Nazis? During World War II, terrifying crimes were committed against the innocent Jewish community by a group of hate-filled German organization who called themselves Nazis. These crimes ranged from executions to a slow, torturous agony which brought about the Nazi medical experimentation. Throughout the years, the Nazi medical experimentation has been a main controversy in today's advancement in the medical field. This has been a main controversy because so many people suffered without giving their consent to let the doctors and scientists conduct these experiments in the name of science.
They decided they are going to start killing them. So the Nazis started putting on camp where they are going to kill Jews and make them suffer until they are dead. But some Jews thought whatever they heard about the camps were not true so they trusted the Germans and moved in to those camps. Jews thought the camps were for them to survive from the war that was going on. The worst camp was the Auschwitz, it was the largest concentration camp.
The Nazis in trial above were the Very high level Nazis who had influence in the Holocaust. Many of the higher level Nazis were executed or imprisoned. Nazis committed suicide in fear of getting caught including those who were captured in prisons by the Allies. In Eastern Germany the soviets would capture Nazis and send them into camps in Siberia to work and starve. Some were executed without