... how they went about their everyday lives; but then within months everything changed. The museum supplied us with actual home footage and pictures of holiday celebrations and festivals. The main theme of these documentaries was to portray how peaceful these people were and the innocence that they conveyed before it all suddenly changed. The second section, The War Against the Jews ... Reader). There were also many articles and opinionated essays by Jews that were published in local newspapers and periodicals before the Jews were forcefully removed from all media positions. The reoccurrin...

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... characters, in the graphic novel, raises the issue that the Jewish population of Eastern Europe were not treated as humans; but as vermin. The mistreatment of the Jewish people is a reoccurring theme in the graphic, and is emphasized by the allegory of German cats hunting Jewish mice. Also, the animal facemasks are used to symbolize the character's nationality and identity; and how ... ...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

... 's ideals were originated on hate. Regardless of which, they were both willing to go to any lengths to not only support their beliefs, but to be superior above all. Another theme is that of loyalty and the necessity and value of one's loyalty to the greater cause. For David, the many loyalties that he possesses, causes him much inner conflict. Firstly ... we stop it. In order to evolve our society we must learn to abolish racism, and to bond our loyalties together, so that we can cooperate, and stop history form reoccurring. The message the book tells is that if we do not learn from our ...

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• Grade Level: High School