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Dehumanization of Jews

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November 20, 2015

 

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Purposely withholding a proper mean of transportation, the Nazis place the Jews on the same level as animals and therefore undermine the importance of Jewish existence. When a German officer asserted, “If anyone is missing, you’ll all be shot, like dogs…” (Wiesel 22), he implies that the Jews will all be killed if any one of them are missing from the cattle cars...
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To enclose the Jews in a transport meant for animals is to limit their freedom and further dehumanizing the Jews as well as belittling their self-esteem. Clearly, the Nazis had neither appreciation nor respect for the value of a Jewish life. Their actions clearly display their repugnance for the Jewish population...
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