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History

Ordinary People and the Crimes Against Humanity

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Medium · Level 44 · hate meeting,active participation,crowds
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  1. Active participation in a hate campaign
  2. Attempt at religious peace
  3. Judicial reform
  4. Free education
Medium · Level 44 · state violence,normalisation,social acceptance
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  1. Because it gave social acceptance to crimes
  2. Because it strengthened free press
  3. Because it made all victims safe
  4. Because it ended racial laws
Medium · Level 44 · ordinary people,social history,responsibility
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  1. It also shows society's participation silence and resistance
  2. It proves all leaders innocent
  3. It presents war as a natural event
  4. It denies Nazi crimes
Medium · Level 44 · collective prejudice,lies,anti semitism
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  1. Collective construction of prejudice
  2. Legal expansion of equality
  3. Growth of free journalism
  4. Creation of religious tolerance
Medium · Level 44 · curriculum,ideology,racial education
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  1. Ideological use of subjects
  2. Completely neutral education
  3. Protection of Jewish rights
  4. Growth of independent research
Medium · Level 44 · helping victims,risk,moral resistance
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  1. They could face punishment or arrest
  2. They certainly got Nazi awards
  3. They got majority in parliament
  4. They got tax exemption
Medium · Level 44 · nazism,anti-jewish laws,moral responsibility,legality and justice,crimes against humanity
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  1. Treating an unjust law as right merely because it is legal
  2. Morally questioning unjust laws
  3. Defending the rights of persecuted people
  4. Opposing discriminatory state propaganda
Medium · Level 44 · radio,speeches,mass communication
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  1. It carried messages into homes and influenced ideas
  2. It switched off all radios
  3. It gave Jews civil rights
  4. It ensured free debate
Medium · Level 44 · nazi germany,antisemitism,discrimination,exclusion,human rights,holocaust
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  1. Exclusion from basic needs of life
  2. Equal state welfare services
  3. Protection of cultural rights
  4. Full civic equality
Medium · Level 44 · memory,memorials,holocaust
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  1. They remember victims and warn against hatred in the future
  2. They hide crimes
  3. They prove propaganda true
  4. They honour repression
Medium · Level 44 · nazi germany,social pressure,state terror,conformity,gestapo,citizen behaviour
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  1. They often pressured people to conform and remain silent
  2. They encouraged citizens to protest openly without consequences
  3. They ended racial laws and gave equal rights to all groups
  4. They ensured the safety of persecuted groups and stopped violence against them
Medium · Level 44 · indirect responsibility,support,silence
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  1. Because they made repression easier through information support or silence
  2. Because they were always with victims
  3. Because they were completely unaware of the regime
  4. Because they cancelled all laws
Medium · Level 44 · holocaust,crimes against humanity,dignity
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  1. It was only a local quarrel
  2. It was a large scale attack on human dignity and life
  3. It was a normal electoral event
  4. It was only an economic policy
Medium · Level 44 · citizen lesson,hate propaganda,discrimination
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  1. Hate propaganda and discrimination should be challenged early
  2. Propaganda should be accepted without thinking
  3. Silence is always safe and right
  4. Racism strengthens society
Medium · Level 44 · balanced conclusion,ordinary people,resistance
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  1. Some supported some stayed silent and some resisted at risk
  2. All ordinary people always resisted
  3. No ordinary person had any role
  4. All people saved victims
Medium · Level 44 · collective insensitivity,victims,nazi society
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  1. Growth of collective insensitivity
  2. Expansion of independent justice
  3. Protection of religious equality
  4. Strengthening of democratic rights
Medium · Level 45 · passivity-moral-responsibility
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  1. Because passivity allowed atrocities to continue instead of stopping them
  2. Because passivity strengthened democracy
  3. Because passivity was only an economic policy
  4. Because passivity stopped the war immediately
Medium · Level 45 · nazism, social exclusion, antisemitism, jewish persecution, nazi germany, crimes against humanity
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  1. Political representation
  2. Social exclusion
  3. Agricultural reform
  4. Peace negotiations
Medium · Level 45 · shopkeepers-boycott-benefit
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  1. Only in recording weather
  2. Only in organising sports
  3. In boycotting Jewish business or taking benefit
  4. In making the constitution
Medium · Level 45 · public-life-citizenship
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  1. They gained more respect
  2. Their political power increased
  3. Free press became stronger
  4. They were separated from rights and social identity