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Holocaust. Short Writing
Course: RCCORE 100, Fall 2007School: Michigan
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Writing 1. Short It seems that the Nuremburg Laws were created to put firm policy on the Jews of Germany. The Nazi Party's actions against the Jews were having negative economic consequences on Germany and it was thought that placing strong control on the Jews would help refresh the economy. The Nazi's needed the Nuremburg Laws in order to protect the Aryan race. One of the main focuses of the laws prevents...
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1. Short It seems that the Nuremburg Laws were created to put firm policy on the Jews of Germany. The Nazi Party's actions against the Jews were having negative economic consequences on Germany and it was thought that placing strong control on the Jews would help refresh the economy. The Nazi's needed the Nuremburg Laws in order to protect the Aryan race. One of the main focuses of the laws prevents marriage and intercourse between Jews and Germans which prevented the creation of "mixed blood." The Nuremburg Laws were simply instated to completely deprive Jewish the of their rights as citizens.
2. Robert Proctor's book, The Nazi War on Cancer, appears to be daring to force us to consider different aspects during the time of the Holocaust. He describes the health activism expressed by Nazi leaders and their scientific advances that are overshadowed by their association with this tragic event. He obviously wanted to pan the focus of the reader over to the hidden progress brought about by the Nazi's and the perspective that during the Holocaust there seemed to be more in between areas than just simply good and evil.
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