- The right to liberty: Jews were stripped of their freedom and held in concentration camps and ghettos. They were subjected to forced labor, abuse, and torture. They were also denied basic rights such as access to food, water, and medical care.
- The right to property: Jews were robbed of their possessions, including their homes, businesses, and financial assets. They were often forced to wear a yellow Star of David to identify themselves as Jews, making them easy targets for persecution.
A great singer with an eventful life, pianist, talented composer, Pauline Viardot (1821 – 1910) stands out as one of the greatest musicians of her time. His sisters replacement Pauline Viardots career as a singer has its roots in the authoritarian teaching of her parents and in a tragedy, that of
Maharaja Surajmal was tall in stature, slightly fat in body and dark in complexion. His eyes were very bright. He was courteous, humble, intelligent, patient, prudent, heroic, pious, venerable, and a visionary king. He loved his father Badan Singh and sons very much. He did not allow his fathers kin
In 1917, an epidemic of plague spread in Ahmedabad. Not only was there an outbreak in dirty areas, people died in some posh colonies too. This led Patel to guess that people did not know how to deal with the plague. That is why he took some people with him and formed a committee which started work
Clara Eissner (1857 – 1933) who became Clara Zetkin was a German journalist, politician and feminist figure. She is notably at the origin of the international day of womens rights on March 8. Activist for equal rights between women and men Born on July 5, 1857, Clara Eissner is the daughter of a