Genocide
Have you ever wondered how genocide started, and how it affects other people? Genocide is a word that means destruction, murder, and the pursuit of freedom. Also, it means to make a better place for a race, but with a great price to pay: the lives of other people.
As time passed, many people still remember one of the worst Genocide/Holocaust that ever happened, where almost an entire race of people was wiped out. However, there are some people that still believe that this is a good way to make or build a country. Nevertheless, some people are making sure that genocide stops by making a fight against countries that like to practice this way. As this story goes on, some people will experience what prisoners of genocide suffered while this event was taking over their countries.
History
The history of genocide includes four parts that contributed the beginning of the destruction and suffering of people and they are: discrimination, the hate amongst people, concentration camps, and racial discrimination (another country) . As many people say, discrimination is one of the biggest issues that the world is facing right now. It also gave a little push to Hitler, a German leader that tried to change the world by getting rid of the Jewish, to start the Holocaust.
When World War I was over, Germany was blamed for all the damage that the war caused. Hitler, who was still a young boy, was angry with the entire world, and this lead to the hate that he had against the Jews. As he grew up, he began to build a new group in Germany. This group was called the Nazi, one of the biggest groups that gave to the world a big impact of horror. At first, the Nazi was a small group because Germany was having a nice time and had everything from money to food. As time passed, Germany lost the nice era that they were spending because they had to pay the reparation for the war as punishment. When this happened, the Nazi began to take control over Germany promising that they would bring what Germany had lost. As this group was getting bigger, Hitler ordered that the Jewish people were the one to blame because they were the ones cursing Germany. At first, Hitler demanded every company in Germany of not allowing Jewish people to work for them, this would give a warning to Jewish people to get out of Germany. Many Jews were afraid about what was going on in German so some of them returned to their own country, but some of the Jews stayed in Germany because they did not have a place to go. In this way, some Jewish people were isolated with no job and no where to go.
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