Implications
     
Introduction

Chronology

Key Figures

Key Influences

Quotes from the Key Figures

Implications

Possible Outcomes

Images of Evil

Professor Comment Page

 

 


Professor Comments:

These implications are well stated, although more detail could be added here.  Given the excellent narrative provided on earlier pages, this pages seems a tad sparse by comparison.

You make a great point in the last paragraph, linking this event to what occured in Suadi Arabia.  It would help to describe the exact events to which you are referring.  Assume your reader does not have all the facts, and curteously provide just enough of the missing ones to keep them with you throughout your argument.   

The United States Reaction

Although the US and Britain knew about the genocide of the Jews, they did nothing to help rescue victims or stop it from continuing. Some proposed to bomb the rail system which led trains to Auschwitz.  The proposal was quickly rejected.  The United States as well as many other countries denied the Jews entry into their countries.  The United States argued there was really nothing they could have done to interfere.

Implications of those who survived

Those who survived are still facing long term effects from their experiences many years ago.  Some survivors still to this day have never established families. Others feel guilty wondering why they survived and  millions of others died.  There are many other effects from the holocaust on the survivors. Some include; trouble sleeping, loss of identity, etc. 

COULD THIS HAPPEN AGAIN?

This attempt of extintion of a whole group of people was done legally.  For example, look at what happend in Saudi Arabia.  People were being murdered legally for no logical reason. No one is safe because the holocaust could happen anywhere anytime including here in the Unite States.