The Need for Unity: The holocaust
Even the most horrific events, like the Holocaust, teach a lesson or two and present a challenge to meet adversity eye to eye. When it comes to tragedy, the most important thing to concentrate on is the lesson this particular disaster presents. The most significant paradigm of the Holocaust is that we, as world citizens, need to honor each other and unite through diversity. In 1942, no more than 60 years ago, Hitler and the Third Reich announced the ?Final Solution?, a plan to execute all the Jews in Europe. What many people in today?s society don?t realize is that Hitler was not only a power starved lunatic, but that he actually believed in a ?perfect race?. He played a substantial role in the Eugenics movement of 1935 in Europe. These radicals believed that genocide was the correct approach to achieving the ?perfect race?. In ?The Vision of Race Unity: A statement by the n
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