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43 Elie Wiesel’s “Night”: Importance in Remembering the Holocaust

The Purpose and Destiny of “Night” “I believe it important to emphasize how strongly I feel that books, just like people, have a destiny,” Elie says during the introduction. This truly speaks to a person because there was a purpose to this, all the lives lost, all the families separated. Often when disastrous and horrifying […]

44 Understanding the Holocaust through Elie Wiesel’s “Night”

Introduction to “Night” and Elie Wiesel’s Experience The autobiographical book “Night” by Elie Wiesel tells us about the rough lives of living in the concentration camps. This book is about a young boy witnessing the gruesome of innocent lives being taken, who survives the Holocaust and loses his father for three months. During World War […]

45 Understanding the Holocaust: A Deep Dive into Atrocities and Aftermath

The Roots of the Holocaust The Holocaust is presumably the greatest genocide we know about; these atrocities thrived not because of the fear in the ranks/ not following orders as often misunderstood but because of the prevalent anti-Semitism, racism, and hate that was cultivated, praised, and allowed to thrive during that time period. Calling the […]

46 Dehumanization, Faith, and Destiny in Holocaust and Slavery Narratives

Voices from the Abyss: Wiesel and Douglass on Inhumanity Forced into bondage due to their racial differences, victims of the Holocaust and American slavery had their lives destined in endless torment where they had lost a sense of humanity and hope. The events of the Holocaust and slavery had inflicted many lasting effects of devastation […]

47 Debunking Myths: Declaration of Independence & the American Revolution

Myths & Misconceptions: Distorted Narratives The American Revolution was an era that marked American history. During this era, the Americans teamed up and commenced a war against their colonialists. Washington led to the victory of USA citizens in defeating the Europeans, and it led to a stalemate within American history. The Continental Congress on July […]

48 Unveiling the Declaration of Independence: From Debate to Ink

Declaration’s Emblematic Engraving & Congress’ Gathering The most famous well-known document in the U.S. was the Declaration of Independence is engraved with the famous known words “In Congress, July 4, 1776” at the top of the document. At the bottom, they have one of the most famous historical presidents of the Continental Congress, John Hancock, […]

49 The Declaration of Independence: John Hancock’s Legacy

John Hancock: From Signature to Legacy Who has the larger signature, John Hancock or President Trump? Not surprisingly, the answer is President Trump. But John Hancock’s signature was bigger than the rest of them on the Declaration of Independence for a very different reason, though. Some legends say the extra large and largely famous signature […]

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