... considered the status quo. Previously, humans have never contemplated seriously the possibility of otherworldly beings that might be vastly different from themselves. By first indicating to the reader what is deemed normal, Wells will be able to better demonstrate "the other" later on. Next, Wells uses imagery to evoke the fear and havoc "the other" is capable ... the war. Additionally, the Fuhrer exerted "the other" in his opinion of the Jews' physical appearance. He made it clear to all Germans that there was only one acceptable physical countenance: blond, fair skinned and blue-eyed....

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... , study, rest, and family feasting. The Jewish religion holds some limitations as to one's diet. A table at one's home is seen also as a table of the Lord. Certain animals are deemed to be "unclean" and not fit to eat. Theses animals are fall pigs and fish without fins or scales. Also, milk and meat products should not be eaten together. Foods ... that are acceptable to eat are called Kosher. The Jewish year includes five major festivals and two minor ones. Three of the major ones are tied in with agriculture and the seasons of ... ...

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Hitler believed that Aryans were superior to all other races, he therefore felt justified in exterminating the Jews, and any others he deemed inferior because they had no rights. He also justified the Holocaust because he was "cleansing" the Aryan race. He planed to do this with secret police and armies. He created " ... them. Many Jews were sent to camps, where they were forced to work in terrible condition. Their meager meals led to malnutrition, and diseases were abundant. Conditions would not be acceptable for even livestock in today's society....

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• Grade Level: High School