... stage in order to give the illusion that concerts were a normal part of everyday life (Theresienstadt). As a permanent insult to the Jews, the Nazis produced a propaganda film documenting the wonderful rich life of the Jews: could people with this much cultural and artistic freedom really be treated as badly as the world was thinking? The film was successful for the Nazis because! the outsiders actually believed the message they were trying ... to convey. The Nazis used other forms of propaganda in relation to ... ...

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... not deserve moral treatment, the entire group tends to conform and act in such a manner. A stronger position also results from such conformity. In other words, when the position is "I dislike Jews and Asians" [should u add "in"?] individual context; the same statement will become "We hate Jews and Asians" in a group context. Group think causes members to ostracize outsiders and to be more ... irrational. Personally, I think the formation of groups is why some of the hate crime and prejudice actions exist. According to ... Allport (1979), there are ten sociocultural factors that influenc...

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... royal protection, they were made serfs of the Imperial Chamber. For this privilege, the Jews had to pay large amounts of money causing them to be a real source of royal revenue. The Jews were bought and loaned to pay off creditors. Eventually, this spread to other countries. (Flannery) Jews were ultimately forced into money-lending as outsiders, because they were banned from most ... professions and guilds. Even the Church would borrow money from the Jews to build cathedrals and churches. This was how ... the Jewish people gained the negative image as a money lender. Later, Shakespeare'...

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