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History

Ordinary People and the Crimes Against Humanity

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Medium · Level 43 · ordinary-people-today-lesson
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  1. It shows that silence and hatred can weaken democracy
  2. It proves Nazi policies right
  3. It makes history unnecessary
  4. It promotes discrimination
Medium · Level 43 · dehumanisation-violence
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  1. Because victims were not presented as humans with rights
  2. Because all courts were independent
  3. Because free press was strong
  4. Because democracy was safe
Medium · Level 43 · ordinary-people-varied-roles
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  1. All people behaved in the same way
  2. Roles varied such as cooperation silence benefit and resistance
  3. No ordinary citizen existed
  4. Only foreigners were involved
Medium · Level 43 · human-rights-nazi-crimes
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  1. Because the crimes attacked life dignity and equality
  2. Because it justifies Nazi war policy
  3. Because it is only an economic term
  4. Because it has no relation with victims
Medium · Level 43 · state-society-relation
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  1. The state created fear and some parts of society showed cooperation or silence
  2. The state was completely absent
  3. Society immediately established democracy
  4. All people were only victims
Medium · Level 43 · future-generations-remembrance
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  1. So they can recognise dangers of hatred propaganda and discrimination
  2. So they can repeat Nazi rule
  3. So they forget victims
  4. So they deny history
Medium · Level 44 · bystanders,silence,nazi society
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  1. Because silence immediately gave rights to victims
  2. Because silence allowed repression to continue without major resistance
  3. Because silence stopped Nazi propaganda
  4. Because silence created independent courts
Medium · Level 44 · niemoller,moral warning,silence
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  1. The problem of economic depression
  2. Weakness of sports organisations
  3. The problem of speaking too late against injustice
  4. Low agricultural productivity
Medium · Level 44 · gradual radicalisation,exclusion,camps
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  1. Gradual radicalisation and increasing repression
  2. Immediate democratisation
  3. Expansion of equal citizenship
  4. Growth of religious tolerance
Medium · Level 44 · schools,hitler youth,indoctrination
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  1. They only organised sports competitions
  2. They taught taxation
  3. They ran a free press
  4. They shaped children and youth in Nazi ideas
Medium · Level 44 · newspapers,propaganda,prejudice
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  1. By sending Jews to parliament
  2. By repeatedly presenting false charges as normal truth
  3. By allowing free debate
  4. By teaching religious equality
Medium · Level 44 · anti jewish laws,legal discrimination,state
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  1. Discrimination is illegal
  2. All citizens are equal
  3. The state is legalising discrimination
  4. Jews have received special protection
Medium · Level 44 · aryan superiority,racism,daily life
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  1. It increased distance and hatred toward Jews and other groups
  2. It increased equality among all communities
  3. It ended Nazi propaganda
  4. It stopped war crimes
Medium · Level 44 · informers,surveillance,fear
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  1. Everyone got more political freedom
  2. Free elections became stronger
  3. Religious harmony increased
  4. Trust weakened and fear increased
Medium · Level 44 · nazi germany,gestapo,surveillance,informers,political repression,freedom of speech
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  1. Because they were free to criticise the government openly
  2. Because they feared surveillance and denunciation by the Gestapo and informers
  3. Because the Nazi government did not use political propaganda
  4. Because the regime gave opponents full safety and freedom of expression
Medium · Level 44 · jewish shops,boycott,economic persecution
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  1. Cultural celebration
  2. Scientific reform
  3. Participation in economic boycott
  4. Judicial independence
Medium · Level 44 · deportation,bureaucracy,railways
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  1. Ordinary administrative work can be linked to major crimes
  2. Railways were only for tourism
  3. Offices stopped Nazi laws
  4. Employees always saved victims
Medium · Level 44 · euphemism,nazi language,deception
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  1. To make truth fully clear
  2. To hide the cruelty of crimes
  3. To spread democracy
  4. To honour victims
Medium · Level 44 · jewish children,school exclusion,racism
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  1. A wider policy of racial exclusion
  2. An agricultural reform programme
  3. A sports training plan
  4. A campaign of religious tolerance
Medium · Level 44 · family,children,indoctrination
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  1. Because families completely stopped politics
  2. Because both home and school repeated the ideology
  3. Because all parents opposed Nazis
  4. Because children received no education