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History

Ordinary People and the Crimes Against Humanity

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Hard · Level 45 · textbooks-ideology
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  1. Ideological control
  2. Weather control
  3. Trade control
  4. Tourism control
Hard · Level 45 · silence-moral-role
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  1. Because silence always gives justice
  2. Because silence lets injustice continue by not challenging it
  3. Because silence increases free press
  4. Because silence stops repression
Hard · Level 45 · nazism, holocaust, historical sources, victim testimonies, perpetrator records, crimes against humanity
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  1. To treat Nazi propaganda alone as historical truth
  2. To exclude victims’ personal experiences from the records
  3. To understand both the human experience of persecution and its organised planning
  4. To reject the historical evidence of the crimes
Hard · Level 45 · nuremberg-accountability
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  1. State orders make every crime right
  2. State orders can never be examined
  3. Victims carry responsibility
  4. Individual accountability remains in serious crimes
Hard · Level 45 · women-racial-state
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  1. Giving women the role of increasing the supposed pure race
  2. Giving women full political power
  3. Letting women run free parties
  4. Making women heads of secret police
Hard · Level 45 · language-euphemism
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  1. It made crimes harder to recognise and easier to accept
  2. It gave justice to victims
  3. It created independent courts
  4. It ended repression
Hard · Level 45 · neighbours-informers
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  1. Social trust changing into fear
  2. Growth of democratic rights
  3. Safety of all victims
  4. Growth of free press
Hard · Level 45 · doctors-ethics
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  1. Medicine always stays free from power
  2. Professional knowledge can be dangerous without ethics
  3. Hospitals are never affected by politics
  4. Educated people are never wrong
Hard · Level 45 · boycott-civic-exclusion
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  1. Because it separated Jews from public economic life
  2. Because it gave Jews official honour
  3. Because it expanded democracy
  4. Because it strengthened free press
Hard · Level 45 · nazism, ghettos, holocaust, jewish persecution, human rights, class 9 history
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  1. Providing comfort and better facilities to victims
  2. Controlling and weakening victims
  3. Expanding the civil rights of victims
  4. Developing ghettos as democratic towns
Hard · Level 45 · nazism, holocaust, railways, deportation, modernity, human rights
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  1. Modern tools can also be used in repression and deportation
  2. Railways were useful only for transporting soldiers to battlefields
  3. The railway system made mass deportation difficult for the Nazi regime
  4. Modern technology is always used to protect human rights
Hard · Level 45 · nazi-youth-obedience
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  1. It increased free criticism
  2. It created multiparty politics
  3. It could make the future generation loyal to dictatorship
  4. It gave human rights education
Hard · Level 45 · cartoons-dehumanisation
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  1. Civic equality
  2. Free journalism
  3. Religious tolerance
  4. Dehumanisation
Hard · Level 45 · nazism, religious leaders, historical interpretation, crimes against humanity, social responses
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  1. Society should not be treated as uniform while drawing conclusions
  2. Religious leaders unanimously supported Nazi policies
  3. Religion had no influence on society and politics
  4. Religious leaders commented only on private matters
Hard · Level 45 · nazism, nazi germany, resistance, moral courage, holocaust, crimes against humanity
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  1. They showed moral courage amid repression
  2. They were part of Nazi propaganda
  3. They isolated victims further
  4. They legalised crimes
Hard · Level 45 · postwar-ignorance
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  1. Every claim should be treated as automatically true
  2. Everyone should be called equally guilty
  3. The claim should be tested with social context and evidence
  4. Victims should be held responsible
Hard · Level 45 · holocaust-memory-source
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  1. Because memory works as testimony source and warning
  2. Because memory erases crimes
  3. Because memory is separate from history
  4. Because memory corrects Nazi propaganda in favour of Nazis
Hard · Level 45 · nazi germany, nuremberg laws, jewish persecution, citizenship rights, holocaust, human rights
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  1. A step to deprive Jews of legal rights and state protection
  2. A step to grant Jews political representation and equal civic participation
  3. A step to end discriminatory laws against Jews
  4. A step to establish independent judicial oversight of Nazi policies
Hard · Level 45 · clerks-administration
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  1. Because they were always neutral
  2. Because documentary work could become a chain of repression
  3. Because they had no relation with administration
  4. Because they made only sports lists
Hard · Level 45 · speech-social-violence
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  1. Language to prejudice and prejudice to acceptance of violence
  2. Language to free justice
  3. Language to democracy
  4. Language to equal rights