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One value I would apply to our lives today is not forgetting to help once the problem is over. The Danes had a willingness to help the Jews once they were able to return. We must remember that the need for help doesn't stop once the problem is over, there are still ways to help.

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I think a value we can apply to our lives today is that we should help those in need and that we should be compassionate to those who need us. We don't truly know what someone is going through and therefore shouldn't judge them when they come and ask for help.

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This is definitely an important aspect. The Jews homes, business, and properties were preserved by non-Jews who awaited anxiously their return. Nobody was auctioning off peoples belongings or getting gain from this. They respected their fellow Danes and they showed that in the way they welcomed them back with open arms. I think that today we can share that same respect to our neighbors and those we associate with.

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This is a great post. One thing that I would apply to my life today is making sure that I accept others who are different from me as my own, and spreading love of all people and not hate.

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This is a great post. One thing that I would apply to my life today is making sure that I accept others who are different from me as my own, and spreading love of all people and not hate.

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One value that I would apply to my life today is treating people with love rather than hate and trying to practice equality and unity in my life.

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I relate by feeling the decision on whether to do something or say nothing

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I relate by feeling the decision on whether to do something or say nothing

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I love this post. I think it is so true that happiness is the absence of fear. A world full of fear cannot be a world of happiness.

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I like how Melchor explains his thoughts. He knows that as citizens we each have a job to complete. Ultimately it is our choice to help who we think needs it, however, it is pointless to sit and complain about things not changing when we ourselves do nothing to change them.

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The fact that the Danes not only helped save their Jews, but awaited their return with open arms highlights how they were seen not as Jews, but as fellow Danes, even under the spreading, harsh persecution of the Nazis. I think we too should all see others as humans, a culmination of their traits, rather than just by one.

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I think that the fear of what other people might think of you will change the way you act. In germany i feel like that the citizens didnt help the jews was because they feared of what everyone thought of them since they would be breaking the law. But in Denmark there wasnt as much judgment.

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I think that, even in today's age, it's important to recognize that the people affected by the Holocaust were just that: people. Holocaust rescue stories are nothing more than people helping people, just as we can do in our lives, no matter how big or small

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The willingness of the Danish people is something that more people need to practice everyday. I think that if people were more willing to help back then, and even now, there would have been less people killed during the Holocaust, and there would be less people in trouble today. I think sometimes it is hard to be willing because you don't know if someone is going to take your help and use it to become better or if they are just going to end up back in the same situation, and I wish there was more trust in our world and less lies.

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Advocating for what you believe in can be a daunting endeavor, often accompanied by a profound sense of fear. This fear stems from the potential consequences of speaking out against prevailing norms, ideologies, or systems of power. Individuals may fear backlash, criticism, or even persecution from those who oppose their beliefs. Social pressure adds another layer of complexity, as the fear of ostracism, ridicule, or social isolation can weigh heavily on advocates.

But I know that what I believe is right enough to me, so I must keep persevering,

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I think that the solidarity and compassion held by the Danish resisters is an important societal value that we need to uphold.

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fear is a great factor that effects people and their decisions

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This post is very true. Instead of waiting around for others to do it, you should be the one to take action and make the change. A value I would apply to our lives today is "perseverance" and persevering through difficult decisions.

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Fear can always be overcome and you should always trust what is right even when fear is present.

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Fascists and Racists use fear as a way to get people behind them; sadly because it works. One of the best ways to get people to work together is to give them an enemy. But this doesn't have to be the case: if we speak out against the lies and misinformation, we can fight to make the world a better place.

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Being able to not convert to something you don't believe in takes true courage.

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I think that the compassion and solidarity that the Danes had for their Jewish population is a value that we should be having now for our current refugees of the world; yet, we don't, and I think that needs to change.

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Fear can control people and change how they act. Even a wonderful person could be controlled by their fear and betray their own people and leave them behind. Even today fear takes over our lives.

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I feel that we must continue the values that the Danes held such as the importance of looking past religion as defining people as a whole, we must look to what their intentions may be, loving everyone regardless of their standpoints in certain aspects that do not have a great affect on your life.

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We need to be able to to see past our own basis and beliefs. We need to come together with our fellow people.

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I think that we need to all treat eachother equally no matter the circumstance or their skin color or religion because when it all boils down we are all human and fighting over dumb things will get us nowhere.

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I think that we need to all treat eachother equally no matter the circumstance or their skin color or religion because when it all boils down we are all human and fighting over dumb things will get us nowhere.

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This is great because it showcases the fact that people back then were willing to risk their lives for their values and it saved so many lives, where as today many people are more selfish and don't think about "welcoming in the refugees on the boats to safety."

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everyone deserves to be represented and remembered. what was done for the jews in denmark was great work and should not just be limited to them. people around the world suffer from discrimination and the examples set by the citizens of denmark should be an inspiration for us today to do more for those who need it. we cannot sit comfortably and allow others to face great harm.

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I find that I feel strongly about certain issues but have a hard time doing something that could possibly change them, and that I should make more of an effort to make my voice heard. I would apply the value of speaking up for what you believe in in our lives today.

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I really like this post because I think that we focus so much on the fact of rescuing, but it is also important to have these Jews go back to their everyday lives. We have to take into account the businesses, homes, and lives of these Jews and how much they had to leave behind. Having the opportunity to come back after the war really inspired me and is something I value as well.

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I really like how this quote says that we need to work together to overcome fear and to rise up. If we are all afraid of things like it says we are going to turn our backs on each other. One value that i think we should apply to our lives today is never giving up and we dont always have to do things alone we should work with those around us to make something better for everyone.

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I think an important value from this quote is that we should treat minorities just as we treat anyone else. This does not mean equal outcome in society necessarily but it does mean equal opportunity. Nobody should be treated differently based on the color of their skin, whether that be white, black, or any color in between. The example of Jews in Denmark is amazing because as a country they decided to not treat Jews any different from anybody else simply because of their religion and they came together during the Nazi invasion and held fast to that belief.

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I think it is important to not let fear divide us because that is exactly what the enemy wants.

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I think it is important to not let fear divide us because that is exactly what the enemy wants.

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I agree with this post. one value I would love to apply to our lives today is the value of empathy. as a society in todays time, we often lack a sense of empathy for others and what they are going through/have gone through. I think that if each one of us take some time out of our day to put ourselves in each others shoes, the would would eventually start healing and becoming a better place.

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I relate because fear stops me from making achievements. One value I would apply to our daily lives would be empathy.

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people let fear define them and not able to do things they truly want to do.

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every nation should consider their people their citizens and treat them with the amount of care Denmark did.

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fear can build a persons charactor and face other factors in their life. We can also over come our fear and become something more.

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fear can build a persons charactor and face other factors in their life. We can also over come our fear and become something more.

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Showing appreciation towards others shows that you care and may brighten there day.

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Helping once the problem is resolved again is something that most people nowadays forget is the next step. Giving back something that belonged to someone is something precious and would unify society today to be more connected.

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helping out other is important to do and going above and beyond to make sure that the Jews were fine when they came back to Denmark was a very nice thing to do.

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We shouldn't be afraid of what we think is right. Everyone has different opinions and we shouldn't have to be worried we are going to get attacked or hurt for having those opinions.

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I agree that the rescue of Denmark's Jews is a great example of how to treat minorities today. In the event we find ourselves in this situation, we need to make sure that we are seen as courageous and on the right side of history.

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If we allow it fear will control everything that we do. However, if we overcome our fear and do the right thing, other people might follow, and then fear will no longer control us. Instead, our beliefs and values will control us.

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This has been a Problem for many; it's a natural thing for us humans to be well-liked by our peers. But there is a point where it doesn't matter. You can't do much if you base your actions on how others see you. I have had problems such as these, where I struggled with advocating for others and myself because I cared how I was perceived., When in reality it truly doesn't matter. It matters more if you advocate/stand up despite the fear you might have. You won't be better than the repressors. Regardless of the situation, oppose extremists.

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A value that I'd love to apply today is look forward without judgement. You never know what someone is going through and this quote shows it strongly.

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I think it is so important to be able to come back to something that you haven't been able to come back to for years. Having to leave your home and not being able to take anything sentimental is heartbreaking but also so beautiful at the fact that they can come back to it years later and it be the same. That means a lot to people and me.

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I agree with the sentiment that to be happy is to live in a world without fear. I think this applies to us because fear can limit people and cause paranoia, without it, people would be more carefree and comfortable.

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It's important to care about other people who are being hurt in front of you. Always help, no matter what they say to or do to you.

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Now everyone is scared of someone or something. Be free. Let your heart guide you and don't pay attention to those who you are afraid of. Since they put limits on you and don't let you reach your full capabilities. Don't listen to others unless those who are trying to help. You have to decide who is and isn't.

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One value that is appliable to our lives today inspired by this post is to always be kind, even when there is no reward, and always to cherish the friendships you have. We see that not only did the non - Jewish Danish citizens welcome Jews into their homes before the war, but they welcomed back the Jews after the war, showing how much they cherish their friendships even between their Jewish neighbors.

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I agree that the Danes continuous help of Jews even after the danger was over should not be overlooked. It speaks a lot about those people's character that they did not just step up when their lives were at stake, but also when they simply needed help getting back on their feet afterwords.

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One thing I would like to try to apply to our lives today is the importance of helping others so matter what their religion and beliefs are. The Danes helped the Jews not caring about what they belived but helped them because they are people too and no one deserves such hatred as they have reseived.

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Courage is the ability to stand up for what’s right, not because it’s easy, but because it is important!

True courage is found in individuals that choose to speak up against injustice, even for their own cost!

The Danes expressed true courage when they helped the Jewish people from injustice, working together to try to bring fairness.

Today, we could be courageous by speaking up for injustice, for fairness and equality!

Orrin Amsalem

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Kindness is an act of encouragement and aid towards someone, and risking your own well-being to do so.

The most sincere form of kindness is when you jeapordize your own comfort and safety to help others, especially when it is hard.

The Danes endangered both themselves and their families to help their Jewish neighbors, even when it could have ended up costing them their lives.

This shows that they did not hesitate to show kindness toward the Jews, no matter how dangerous it was.

Ayala Kenigsberg

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It is important to realize the Values everyone have no matter the religion, race, beliefs, ect. The people of Denmark clearly showed that everyone has values by helping rescuing the Jews to safety.

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You see Denmark dosen't treat the Jews like they are bad people instead they welcome everyone including Jews and Denmark is so happy to have the Jews back in their community.

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I love that the Danish never saw Jews as just Jews. They saw them as people who deserved to stay alive. Jews were Neighbors, friends, and fellow Danish citizens. We need to stick together with our fellow countrymen and defend them even if it means making really difficult decisions.

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I think it's so amazing that they didn't just see them as jews, but as fellow Danes, as their own people, and many tried so hard to help, i think that's really impressive

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Solidarity is strongest if you can make it a culture 

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Solidarity is strongest if you can make it a culture 

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Solidarity is the value that the Danish people show with their support

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I think that fear is also what sometimes blur our minds to make the right or wrong decisions so a world without fear will not only make the world a better place but also us to better human beings

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What once felt unimaginable is nowadays become socially acceptable, just under different slogans and flags

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It’s all about caring for others which is only possible if we see everyone as just another human being. And then courage to stand up for what you believe.

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Both saving the Danish Jews and the way the Danish Jews were received upon their return to Denmark after the war gives a feeling of true belonging…