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Bryan Ta, Dorian Sawhill, Kiele'okawailani Pescaia, Melody Brookins , Victoria Ison 

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Bryan Ta, Dorian Sawhill, Kiele'okawailani Pescaia, Melody Brookins , Victoria Ison 

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Potential thesis: Although Nazi officers and officials were the initial sources of the ideologies in the Holocaust, it was the citizens who were its fuel that caused the event transpire..

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Valeria Montoya, Alexandria Stewart, Gabriela Basabe, Katherine Briceno, Gabriela Roura

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Valeria Montoya, Alexandria Stewart, Gabriela Basabe, Katherine Briceno, Gabriela Roura

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The non-Jewish European citizens were guilty because they committed many violent acts, however many Natzis influenced the citizens to do so. Even though they were influenced they decided to follow this influence on their own.

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Daniel M, Jeremiah N, Justin L, Kristina W, Simila K

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Daniel M, Jeremiah N, Justin L, Kristina W, Simila K

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The non-jew citizens were not at fault for what happened during the Holocaust. They were either obeying orders through manipulation, or they were taught to hate Jews while growing up. On the other hand, officers that were on Hitler's side were responsible for the genocide. Most of them voluntarily joined Hitler and to obey his orders, others were forced.

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Dylan Cariker, Abigail David, Eli Nunez, Jose Gil, Liliana Chaves

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Dylan Cariker, Abigail David, Eli Nunez, Jose Gil, Liliana Chaves

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Although citizens were heavily influenced by the government and their hatred towards Jewish people, many still participated in the harassment/mocking and spread of lies towards them.

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Colin P, George T, Alanys D, Alexis M, Kayla F

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Colin P, George T, Alanys D, Alexis M, Kayla F

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Citizens were influenced by the government's actions and the way they made the Jews seem which lead them in the own time to harass and do other things to the Jews.

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Samantha M, Juan M, Valerie A, Morvin M, Jasmin Q

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Samantha M, Juan M, Valerie A, Morvin M, Jasmin Q

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Both non-Jewish European citizens and Nazi officers contributed to the destruction of the European Jews during WWII, but Nazi officers were far more responsible due to the brutality of their actions.

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Maria H, Alessandro V, Sajal A, Sofia R.

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Maria H, Alessandro V, Sajal A, Sofia R.

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Non-Jewish European citizens were not as guilty because they had no choice but to follow the Nazi's orders or else they would get punished.

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The citizens were at fault because they did not try to stop it, however, many of them were heavily influenced by Nazi's and did not have a choice or enough power to do so even if they wanted to.

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Some of the german nazis were forced into doing inhuman things, while others joined voluntarily, and the average citizen were uneducated and ill informed, causing a discontent between their views of the Jewish civilizations.

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Citizens were pressured to obey orders from the Nazi's. If citizens were to disobey these orders, they were threatened with death by hanging or just overall death.

This caused Citizens to do things in which they were forced to do

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Even though citizens treated jews very badly, they were persuaded and manipulated to have a certain view on the jews. But at the end of the day, both the citizens and the Nazis had a role in what happened in the holocaust.

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Both non-Jews and Nazi officers were responsible bc they contributed to the harm and harassment of Jewish people. Whether it was initially or progressively voluntary, the choice to discriminate against a group of people was and is their own, and they should be held accountable for it.