The document summarizes similarities and differences between dehumanization in the Syrian civil war and the Holocaust. It discusses the brutal treatment of people, including torture and killing without reason. It also examines the role of governments in both conflicts, noting how officials in each case ordered random killing. Overall, the document aims to show how dehumanization occurred in both Syria and during the Holocaust in order to understand the human costs of such events.
The document summarizes similarities and differences between dehumanization in the Syrian civil war and the Holocaust. It discusses the brutal treatment of people, including torture and killing without reason. It also examines the role of governments in both conflicts, noting how officials in each case ordered random killing. Overall, the document aims to show how dehumanization occurred in both Syria and during the Holocaust in order to understand the human costs of such events.
The document summarizes similarities and differences between dehumanization in the Syrian civil war and the Holocaust. It discusses the brutal treatment of people, including torture and killing without reason. It also examines the role of governments in both conflicts, noting how officials in each case ordered random killing. Overall, the document aims to show how dehumanization occurred in both Syria and during the Holocaust in order to understand the human costs of such events.
The document summarizes similarities and differences between dehumanization in the Syrian civil war and the Holocaust. It discusses the brutal treatment of people, including torture and killing without reason. It also examines the role of governments in both conflicts, noting how officials in each case ordered random killing. Overall, the document aims to show how dehumanization occurred in both Syria and during the Holocaust in order to understand the human costs of such events.
Cameron Bell Mrs. Guy and Mrs. Fourre English 2- 1st Period November 16, 2018
The topic of this paper is Syria. What people should know about Syria is that people were
killing each other. The dehumanization evident in the holocaust and Syria compare on the
characteristics of treatment of people, role of government and the theme of dehumanization.
What I will be taking about is Syria and dehumanization.
After tracking the theme of dehumanization for the two genocides, obvious similarities
and difference exist on the topic of the treatment of people In Elie Wiesel’s novel night, he
shares “tightly against one another in the effort to resist the cold our brain a whirlwind of a
decaying memories” (Wiesel 98) This quote depicts the brutal because they are cold and they
don`t have any food or water so they are trying to find a way to stay warm. Moreover, this
example is similar to the genocide in Syria in because research says in peaceful protest erupted in
Syria as well. Another boy was detained and tortured for writing graffiti (“Syria: Civil War
Explained”). This information proves the because 15 boys were detained and tortured for no
reason, just like during the Holocaust.
After tracking the theme of dehumanization for the two genocides obvious similarities
and different exit on the topic of the government role during the genocide. In Elie Wiesel’s novel
Night, he shares “every few yards stood a man had his machine gun trained on us hand in hand
the through” (Wiesel 29). This quote depicts the brutal because government officials randomly
killed people because of orders moreover this example is similar different to the topic in location
because research says he had loss control over true monsters as was calling them (“Syria: Civil
War Explained”). This information proves the topic because the people started doing what they Bell 2
wanted to do. What caused the uprising- that March peaceful protest erupted in Syria as well
after 15 boy were detained and tortured for Arab spring The situation today - the province is
strategically important for the Syrian Khomeini air base Syrian refugees - return in 2017 about
66,000 refugees returned to Syria accord US and Russia - one year later on April 14 despite
Russian warning the US launched an attack together with France and the UK at chemical
(“Syria: Civil War Explained”).
In conclusion, the treatment of people, role of government and the theme of
dehumanization prove the similarities and differences between the dehumanization found in the
holocaust and Syria. It is important to know what happened in Syria and the holocaust because it
shows how bad times were back then. It is important to learn about this today because it relates
to us in life. Bell 3
Works Cited
“Syria's Civil War Explained from the Beginning.” GCC News | Al Jazeera, Al Jazeera, 14 Apr. 2018, www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/05/syria-civil-war-explained-160505084119966.html.
Wiesel, Elie, Wiesel, Marion. Night. New York: Hill and Wang, 2006. Print. Bell 4 Bell 5
