Looking Beyond a Broken Glass

Hope is fine in times of adversity and struggle. However, when you ignore race, group, race, even sex. Many people, including problems affecting themselves and communities, lose faith and may become victims of fake fantasies. For example, you can not see your true beauty outside a broken mirror. On the contrary, citizens who are under pressure by outdated government constitutions and regulations began to lose confidence and did not see the current positive outlook.

1938 - German "Crushed Glass Night" - "Kristallnacht" is a two part German word: "Kristall" is translated as "Crystal" and refers to the appearance of broken glass, "Nacht" It means "night". The standard English translation is "Crushing Glass Night". On 9th November 1938, the government announced official punishment for the Jews. The Jews were beaten, raped, arrested and murdered. The Jews burned, the police and the firefighters stood by, the Jews were beaten, only the actions to prevent fire spreading to the property other than the Jews, and only actions to stop the predators were taken . This was from November 9th night until November 10th. This night, 191 synagogues lighted up

In 1938, the Nazi organization violently attacked Jewish citizens. There are too many broken glass on the street. I call this a broken glass night. By 1938, the life of the Jews living in Germany has become unbearable. After the outbreak of World War II in 1939, the situation deteriorated and the Nazis began adopting genocide policy. In the late 1930's, the Nazis killed thousands of disabled Germans with deadly injections and toxic gases. After the German invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941, after the German army's attack, a mobile killing unit (a group of police officers called Einsatzgruppen) in a field or gully held in the suburbs of the conquered city was a massive Jewish I began shooting gypsies with people. city

Immediately after Kristallnacht, the streets of the Jewish community were filled with broken glass broken buildings, and a broken glass night was made. According to the American Holocaust Memorial Museum, Nazis was responsible for the damage to German Jewish society and imposed a collective fine of $ 400 million (1938 rate). In addition, more than 30,000 Jewish men were arrested and sent to German Dachau, Buchenwald and Sachsenhausen concentration camps - these concentration camps were sent to Jews, political prisoners and other countries considered as Nazi countries It was designed to house enemies.