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It was the summer of 1936 and Nazism was running rampant through out Eastern Europe. The Olympics were headed to Berlin, Germany and Hitler saw this as a golden opportunity to show why Aryans were the superior race, and why Germany was Eutopia. He was proved wrong. Jesse Owens was a young African American who pursued his dreams, with many alterations, and objects in the way. He did not care about Hitler’s political strategies, he wanted to win. He broke three world records and achieved 4 gold medals during the course of the Olympics, and was said to be the "..Greatest victory in history" (Zusak, 57).Hitler became outraged. He cursed the Americans and called the African American race “not human.” Jesse obtained his first gold medal in the 100 meter dash with the record breaking time of 10.3 seconds; his second medal came from long jump where he jumped an astonishing fleet. A German athlete gave him tips, and it worked, and it proved to success. He got his third medal at the 200m dash. The fourth gold medal came from a last minute decision to substitute Jesse, instead of the runner supposed to run, While German officials denounced Owens, many Germans cheered for him. He was an idol amongst, the Germans even though his characteristics didn’t fit the standards of “Aryan”. Many children around the world were "just being Jesse Owens" (Zusask, 58) After all the fame and glory Jesse had in Germany, the Germans paid ought and named a street in his honour. Jesse Owens suffered from many medical complications that detered him throught his adolescent life. Even though he faced these road blocks he persued his ambitions and strived to become one of the top atheltes in the world. When Jesse arrived back at his praise and worship lasted mearly one week, and he was dragged into the degradation of segregation and was an outcast amoung the atheltes.
Nazi symbolism was a crucial part in identifying the fascist party. The most famous is the swastika, it was primary chosen because it originally meant peace. He saw this as a message to the German people. Now when one sees the swastika symbol they are struck with racism and hatred.
The Soviets knew all so well that Germany was destined to invade their boundaries yet with this knowledge of future battle looming, the two country’s leaders knew that this pact was for the greater good of their country. Stalin knew that this pact would give them a time interval till their next battle and award them with half of Poland whilst Hitler was given the chance to take Poland without little pressure. This pact was mere trickery and short lasted though as in 1940 Germany would take their step and invade the soviet. This pact still comes as a shock to all who look over it. Hitler and Stalin’s cunningness and slyness are unparalleled, and with this decision being brought about any would successfully argue Hitler was both patient and successful when taking out his enemies. He successfully made a short lasting friendship with one of his worst enemies to not only take them out but to gain unbelievable power over the world.
The “Final Solution” is a Nazi term used to refer to their plan to abrogate the Jewish race during World War II. The race extermination of the Jews was the summit of the Nazis anti-Semitic hatred. The massacre of the Jews was invoked in stages. Before the war, Nazi policies of persecution and segregation contemplate German Jews. After the Nazi party confiscated power in 1933, state-sponsored racism procreated anti-Jewish legislation, boycotts, "Aryanization", and colossal street violence pogroms. All of these stages consistently segregated the Jews from society and eventually drive them out of their country.
Summary:
"Did they deserve any better, these people? How many had actively persecuted others, high on the scent of Hitler's gaze, repeating his sentences, his paragraphs, his opus? Was Rosa Hubermann responsible? The hider of a Jew? Or Hans? Did they all deserve to die? The children?"(The Book Thief, p. 375)