The Holocaust

THE HOLOCAUST

Second Partial

Brenda Sauceda

B5126

April 11th, 2011

Lizbeth Santibañez

World History

1933, the year the tragety we all know as the Holocaust had began, this wasone of the most remarcable and unfortunate events occured in general history, to my opinion. It is something which has actually made me sit down and wonder how could racism in a single person, whobecame the country leader of Germany and took his people to the genocide of more that six million people in a nation. These people were free of crime and were completely guiltless in their laws. Jews,commonly one of the lowest economic classes who lived in what was known as the jewish ghettos, one of the most important places for Hitler to wipe clean, and the which he thought should beperfected. Absurdly, by murduring every single one of them. Such a horrifing event to which he was able to give name as “The Final Solution” which is refered to the making of the perfect race, which was givena beginning to in aproximately 1938, as something called the Kristallnatch and also known as the Night of Broken Glass, which were dangerous nights at the guettos were the military would break intothe jews homes, shops and other territories of theirs to take there belongings and damage builings and the jews’ properties, in which of course the jews were also injured and even killed. To mycritiria, this cannot be called anything other than cruelty and abuse, it was never their fault to be born jewish and even if the case was so, murding because of a persons looks is ridiculous. UnlikeArians, who were the people Hitler inspired of to be known as perfect, they did not kill to have people only like them, because variaty is also important. Its lamentable to know we are in a society inwhich there is still racism and people still believe we should all look a certain way to be beautiful or attractive. Hitler’s massacre should at least make everyone realize ethnic difference is...