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... leader and his influence on the German people was immense; he used his motivational and powerful speaking abilities to gain support and popularity. Hitler knew how to appeal to people's baser instincts and made use of their fears and insecurities. He could do that, however, only because they were willing to be led, even though his programme was one of hatred ... ...
... Nazi party and by 1933 became the Chancellor of Germany. In the ten years Hitler's hatred towards the Jews grew and his hatred expanded on to Communists and other political factions and he became obsessed with the notion of the ideal master race, the Aryan race that excluded any ethnic minorities and political opposition and included only pure Germans. He claimed ... ...
... come at the time of their deaths [Sachar, 74-78]. Common Jews felt disconnected with Judaism, unable to spiritually connect very similarly to the self-deemed rejects of many Protestant factions. However, Jews were unique in their separation in how they, unlike Protestants and even Catholics, had no Reformation or Age of Humanism to "save" them from the evils of status ... ...
... killing thousands of innocents for revenge. Palestinians and Israelis have been fighting for five decades over land that was granted to both Arabs and Jews by the United Nations. Both factions have always refused to accept the existence of the other. Jew claim that Israel, formerly known as Palestine, belongs to Jews because it was promised to their forefathers by god ... ...
... come at the time of their deaths [Sachar, 74-78]. Common Jews felt disconnected with Judaism, unable to spiritually connect very similarly to the self-deemed rejects of many Protestant factions. However, Jews were unique in their separation in how they, unlike Protestants and even Catholics, had no Reformation or Age of Humanism to "save" them from the evils of status ... ...
