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This 5 page paper discusses the Holocaust from the perspective of those who carried out the horrifying atrocities. Furthermore, this paper explores how such an event was explicable historically. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Nazi Germany. With Hitler in charge, the goal was to literally exterminate all Jews, homosexuals, physically disabled, and others who did not fit neatly into his idea of the
ideal Aryan race. One cannot help but wonder how such a massive tragedy could have happened and who the people were who allowed this to happen. Obviously
Hitler was in charge but alone he wasnt capable of such mass terror. Indeed, he had many henchmen who were filled with the same capacity for evil and destruction
that he was, and they carried out the horrors of Hitlers holocaust. How Was the Holocaust Carried Out and Who Allowed it to Happen?
Nearly six million Jews died in the Holocaust, and in addition nearly five million others were also exterminated (The Holocaust, 2002). "Never before in the history of
humanity has there been such a large logistical and systematic effort for the sole purpose of extermination of human life" (The Holocaust, 2002). And, to add to the horror
of it all, it has since been revealed that absolutely meticulous notes were kept in regards to the entire Nazi agenda, including the extermination of so many lives (The Holocaust,
2002). One of these main "coordinators" was a man named Adolf Eichmann, who escaped to Argentina after the war (The Holocaust, 2002). Later, he was kidnapped by the
Israeli Secret Service and was then sentenced to death in Israel (The Holocaust, 2002). In terms of history, it becomes
very difficult to explain how such a tragedy as the Holocaust could have happened. How is it possible to explain the evil necessary to carry out such widespread executions
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