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Journal Week #15 “He will be withdrawn from the common law and will become untouchable; the more power that he is given, the more he will be consequently hateful and hatred.” -Primo Levi Levi is referring to Hitler and the holocaust when talking about this quote. Hitler exempted himself from the law and gained power. He then propagated his hatred in the minds of the German people. I picked this sentence because it loosely outlines how Hitler came to power. All through grade school, students learn about the holocaust and what happened. How do we prevent it though? In a modern era, we should be able to prevent the pointless killing of millions of people, correct? Of course, we should be able to prevent it. It must be stopped before the dictator

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