II was a controversial period in history that has forever changed the way that the world sees war and conflict. During the earlier, European stage of this war, Nazi Germany began the systematic disposal of Europe’s Jewish population, known as the Holocaust. For Hitler and the instigators of the Third Reich, the genocide of what would become millions of Jewish people was the “final solution” to the so-called problem of the Jewish presence in Germany and surrounding nations. Hitler believed in the development
The Final Solution Have you ever heard about the Holocaust? Have you heard about the Final Solution? Well, thats what I’m going to talk about. The holocaust was a terrible event that has happened in our history. It took place in Europe, during World War 2. It was probably the worst event that has ever happened to the human race. You better be ready to read this dramatic and horrifying facts I am going to share with you. These are true facts and none of this is fiction. Get ready to read this interesting
Argumentative Essay In this essay I am going to talk about two interesting stories, one is called “Cujo” that is about a dog that have a sickness and want to attack a mother and her child. And the other is “Anne Frank, The diary of a young girl”, this is about a young girl that was describing her feelings about the Holocaust. The meaning of this essay is to describe how the characters act with the different problems that appear in the story, and if their responds were the best form to react to
Argumentative Essay The story about Anne Frank in it the main conflict in the story is that she and her family are hiding from the Nazi because she and her family are Jews and during the WWII the Jews were forced to work and were mistrated.Many of them were send to concentration camps or lonely cells and they die in there. In Anne Frank Diary tell about all the problems she and her family face during the war times.The conflict in the story affects Anne Frank and her family because they can be send
logic are sacrificed for contest. As put by Tannen “We must expand our notion of "debate" to include more dialogue . . . It's an effort we have to make, because our public and private lives are at stake”. Though Tannen's views on the impact of argumentative dialogue may seem extreme, as highlighted by Tannen, “the power of words to shape perception has been proved by researchers” and it is