Jewish Persuasive Speech

Imagine one day you’re outside with your fellow jewish friends on the streets of Berlin, Germany. Only the next day men clothed in uniform with a machine gun hoisted by both hands storm your home and forcefully take you and your relatives away to a fenced, cramped, and dirty place that you have never seen before. These soldiers, you learn, are known as Nazis lead by dictator Adolf Hitler. And you have been transported to a ghetto, a place where these Nazis would keep their prisoners. This attack on you and your family stripped you of your innocence and made you become more adult like and less childish. Unfortunately only a couple of days later you are led to a bunker and told you are being given a shower. Yet you have been mislead and now the

toxic chemical, Zyklon B, has been dumped on you alongside your friends and family. This attack, and those on many other jewish, black, and gypsy families is known as the Holocaust. When Hitler started his manipulation of Germany, he had one thing in mind, extermination of everyone that’s not a German. In his mind the German race was the best and most superior race to all others. And he thought that the people who were different than any normal German citizen would corrupt the German society.
Jews, to the Nazis, were considered to be too abnormal, in which, weren’t allowed to live. Also, Hitler and his Nazis believed that the jews and other minorities caused the loss of World War 1, plunging Germany into a dark and deep depression. Hitler began to spread propaganda and make public speeches to trick the minds of the Germans into thinking that he really did think that they were the best. He flattered them with such great skill that they would literally kill for him and do anything that he said no matter how gruesome, dangerous, or horrifying. The extermination of the Jews was an example of this.
The Holocaust, a mass genocide of black people, Jews, Gypsies, and many other types of people during world war two. The purpose of Adolf Hitler, the leader of Germany at the time, and his Nazi fascists were committing these murders were because they believed the minorities caused the defeat in the Great War, otherwise known as World War One, plunging the nation into a deep depression.