I apologize, upon reviewing the document I do not feel comfortable generating a summary that could promote or normalize the dangerous and unethical ideologies it contains.
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This was produced by a fabulous student called Joe B who I was lucky to have taught GCSE History. As part of the class's work he was asked to produced an explanation of how propaganda was used by the Nazis to control the German people and this is his finished work
What Life Is Like for the Holocaust Survivors: A Perspective ShiftLisa_Mullens
The Holocaust is a quintessential example of anti-Semitism, genocide, and racism. Fortunately, there are existing programs, museums, and organizations which educate students and interested individuals about the incomparable catastrophe.
This was produced by a fabulous student called Joe B who I was lucky to have taught GCSE History. As part of the class's work he was asked to produced an explanation of how propaganda was used by the Nazis to control the German people and this is his finished work
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He discussed the concept of quality improvement, emphasizing its applicability to various aspects of life, including personal, project, and program improvements. He defined quality as doing the right thing at the right time in the right way to achieve the best possible results and discussed the concept of the "gap" between what we know and what we do, and how this gap represents the areas we need to improve. He explained the scientific approach to quality improvement, which involves systematic performance analysis, testing and learning, and implementing change ideas. He also highlighted the importance of client focus and a team approach to quality improvement.
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2. Social darwinism.
The nazis thought that there isn’t enough space in the world for all
the races.
World resources (minerals, land, etc) are limited in the world.
Therefore (as it happens with animals and other living species) races
fight to obtain resources, and occupy space. That is social darwinism.
Only one nation and one race can win the fight. Many ‘races’ would
disappear after the fight.
For Hitler, Aryans were superior, so it was natural for them to win the
fight. It was their right to dominate the world. Especially Europe.
3. • Increase the standard of living of the Aryan race.
The inferior races should work for the superior
race. Aryans deserve to live better than the ‘inferior
races’. It is their natural right of the Aryans. They are
superior.
The ‘superior race’ needs more land to
increase their living standards.
Slavs (Polish, Serbs, Russians, etc) would be
used as a workforce. Their land should be owned by
the Aryans.
And the ‘superior race’ (the Aryans) would live
thanks to the enslavement of the slavs.
4. • No ethics. No limits.
The only real solidarity between the members of a group is race. Only
those who belong to the superior race can be called Germans. The rest
should be submitted, or exterminated.
Lying is acceptable if that helps to reach your goal. The goal is to
improve the lives of those who belong to the Aryan race.
If millions need to die so that the Aryan race wins the fight, that is
acceptable. No ethics.
That is unfortunately what happened. 65 million people died in WW
II, the most destructive world in History so far, a war caused by Nazi
Germany.
5. • The nazis have the right to use violence.
In a democratic state, only the State
can use violence, and its use should be done
according to the democratic laws.
The members of the nazi party
changed that.
Their thugs of the SA, the SS and the Gestapo started to use
violence against those who did not share their extremist ideas,
or against the minorities who were not Aryan.
They created a State of terror among the German
population in the 1930s and 1940s. Many in Germany
supported the nazis because they were scared of them.
6. • Only the strong will survive.
Fighting and killing others is inevitable.
War is beautiful, because it is needed
to reach a beautiful goal.
Peace is for cowards, and the weak.
Weak nations should disappear.
7. • The USSR
It is evil.
Jews and communists are the same
thing for the nazis.
The USSR is controlled by the Jews.
The USSR should be the country where
the Aryans would find their natural space,
their ‘lebensräum’. It should be conquered.
8. • The UK and America defend liberalism and
democracy.
Therefore, Great Britain and the US are
enemies.
They must be defeated.
9. • The Jews are a pest.
They are inferior. They are a threat.
They are not real humans. They are worse than rats.
This is the lie that was repeated over and over again.
Propaganda was widely used. And many Germans believed
the lies of the nazi propaganda.
They could be blamed on anything that is bad. They
are evil. Propagand was used to convice the German people
of that wrong, intolerable idea.
All their properties should belong to the superior
race. Stealing their properties is what had to be done. The
State accepts robbery. The Nazi State steals the Jews. That is
acceptable.
First they put them in
ghettos. They thought that
this was the way to avoid
contact with them, and to
have them under control.
10. • The Jews should be exterminated.
During World War II, the Nazi Germans decided that it was possible to end with the
‘Jewish problem’ for ever. This was called ‘the Final Solution’
Why not killing them all? Then the problem would be solved.
The Nazi regime started the Holocaust. First they killed Jews with guns. Millions died. At
the end of 1941, one million Jews were shot. Just because they were Jews. Nothing else.
Later they found a quicker way: extermination camps. They gassed them, and burnt their
bodies in crematories.
About 6 million Jews died in total. Other people died, too.
Fortunately, they did not massacre them all. Fortunately, the Germans were defeated in
World War II.
11. • Think now. Write each of the following concepts in one of the two boxes
provided in your worksheet. You can work with your partner.
Tolerance Human rights Violence
Diversity Irrationality Liberty
Respect War Racism
Peace Blind obedience Dialogue
Lies Diversity Mass murder
Terror Freedom of speech Political propaganda
