is It Our Differences or Our Similarities That Matter Most?

is It Our Differences or Our Similarities That Matter Most? DiscussionInthis discussion, you will discuss issues of the Holocaust and about ourdifferences and similarities. Refer to the texts in this section, othertexts you have read, and your personal experience and knowledge tosupport your ideas. Begin your discussion by addressing the followingquestions: •What differences became matters of life and death during the Holocaust?•Do differences between people necessarily lead to conflict?•How can the Holocaust help us find similarities that go beyond race, culture, nationality, and so on?•Why is it important to remember what was done in the name of difference and similarity during the Holocaust?•What reasons might people have to forget such issues? What reasons might they have to remember?Be sure to comment on at least two other postshere are the other people post tell them what they need to improve ***************************************************************************************************************************** plz do not copy them in any way*****************************************************************************************************************************1)The Holocaust was a time where racial tension was at its worst. Duringthis time Jews and other groups in Germany where looked down apon. Theywere looked down apon so much that the Nazis tortured them and harassedthem and put them in death camps. The Nazis thought that theredifferences made them better and the Nazis were the main cause for allthis. The differences between these two also lead to great destructionfor the Jews and eventually lead to a World War. The effects of theHolocaust reminds us that all people were created equal and so theyshould be treated that way. People will forget this issue because theyhave their own lives but when an issue comes up about racial activitythen the Holocaust will be put back into memory.2)-What differences became matters of life and death during the Holocaust?The Germans, and the Jews-Do differences between people necessarily lead to conflict?Not all differences lead to conflict, but sometimes someone doesn’tagree with someone elses choice or differences, so it leads to conflict.-What reasons might people have to forget such issues? What reasons might they have to remember? They might have had family that died in the holocaust and they want toforget that it ever happened so they push it to the back of their minds.They might want to remember the issues because they feel that it wouldbe respectful to remember. -How can the Holocaust help us find similarities that go beyond race, culture, nationality, and so on?The way Anne Frank and the people that lived in the attic treated eachother could be an example of how some people treat others. -Why is it important to remember what was done in the name of difference and similarity during the Holocaust?Because you don’t want to say something happened that didn’t really happen, or mix something up.