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The image shows a drawing, which represents her usage of drawing throughout the story.

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They should be tried in court, and possibly executed or imprisoned.

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Our view has not changed because the original picture involved child soldiers, and the girl in the story becomes a child soldiers.

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Originally, we interpreted the thief as the killer/grim reaper in the picture; however, after reading the book, we learned that in actuality, the grim reaper was behind the book thief, killing everyone around her.

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In reading The Envoy, it represented how the hero of our story, Raoul Wallenberg, saved the last remaining Jews. In his sacrifices to liberate the Jewish people of Hungary, Wallenberg represents the traits of a hero. The picture of a hero originally meant the power of a hero to us, but now it's understood to represent their heroic nature.

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Well at first I didnt like the image because it looked really unappealing to me. I wasnt interested in learning or reading about music but it was actually a very good book.

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Article 2 of 1948 UN Convention on the prevention and punishment of the Crime of Genocide. This is the correct punishment because they are not given sympathy from any country.

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We didn't have a first impression but now that we have read the book, we understand how the dust represents life in the death camps.

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Germany has a law called "Volksverhetzung" and it bans incitement to hatred against segments of their population.

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Execution.

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The most appropriate punishment for anyone involved in conducting any act of genocide/war crimes is to be execution.

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Well they should be sentenced to death.

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HOTEL ON THE CORNER OF BITTER AND SWEET:   Before we read the novel, we saw the picture as something that represents opposing forces and after, we see it as something to represent the hardship of love when one person is Chinese and Japanese.  

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HOTEL ON THE CORNER OF BITTER AND SWEET:   Before we read the novel, we saw the picture as something that represents opposing forces and after, we see it as something to represent the hardship of love when one person is Chinese and Japanese.  

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Since the patrons of these horrendous acts are violating the sanctity of human life, we ought to provide them with the harshest sentence.

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The most appropriate punishment for someone who commits genocide or commits a war crime should have life in prison. However, depending on how severe the acts are that the person commits they could receive the death penalty.

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Because it is such a large crime, life in prison without parole, or the death penalty.

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In the United States, the punishments are life imprisonment or the death penalty.

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Yes, in Cambodia, the laws for genocide vary for who was involved, but the people involved will be tried in court to determine their punishment. The leaders of the Khmer Rouge were sentenced to life imprisonment. We do not think this is the correct punishment, because 1.7 million people died.

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Article VI-
Persons charged with genocide or any of the other acts enumerated in article III shall be tried by a competent tribunal of the State in the territory of which the act was committed, or by such international penal tribunal as may have jurisdiction with respect to those Contracting Parties which shall have accepted its jurisdiction.

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In Hungary, they turn towards the international court system to punish war crimes.

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There are no laws against genocide in Cambodia, but there are laws against denying a genocide that has occurred in the past

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The picture of the plane relates to Unbroken because Louis joined the Air Corps at the beginning of WWII,  and he became a bombardier.  Zamperini was in a plane that went down, and when he arrived on shore in Japan 47 days later, he was taken as a prisoner of war and tortured for two years.

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I think it depends. In Unbroken, Louis encountered some guards and prison camp workers that showed him and  the other POWs kindness. There were others that were completely and utterly horrible to the POWs for no reason. Thus, I think the punishment depends on the role people played in relation to the genocide.

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¨On November 12, 1948, Matsui and Hirota, along with five other convicted Class-A war criminals, were sentenced to death by hanging. Eighteen others received lesser sentences. The death sentence imposed on Hirota, a six-to-five decision by the eleven judges, shocked the general public and prompted a petition on his behalf, which soon gathered over 300,000 signatures but did not succeed in commuting the Minister's sentence¨. In my opinion, I think it should be up to the POWs. Then again I think most POWs dont want to see their captors but, like I said in the second question, It depends on the person and what their role was in the genocide.