Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech By Elie Wiesel

There were a mass number of supporters of this horrifying act. These advocates were in favor of purifying the Aryan racial and social ideology from Adolf Hitler. The Germans had made the Jewish their “scapegoat.” Throughout this time of conflict, supreme leader, Adolf Hitler resolved his conflict on what he thought was truly an act of justice. The resolution to the problem was the wipe out the entire Jewish population. This resolution and action on this type of conflict reveals the character of the person. Orders read, “As many Jews, especially rich ones, are to be arrested as can be accommodated in the prison (7).” This order derived from the German government, along with advocate Heinrich Himmler, worshipper of Hitler, Reinhard Heydrich,

In the speech, there are millions of ways by which people can respond to conflict, and in Noble Prize Elie Wiesel resch. It shows Elie Wiesel’s companion towards the people of the holocaust since he was a survivor himself. In the world we live in today there ponds to conflict by compelling people to care and help one another. One of the harsh situations and obstacles that Elie Wiesel had to surpass was the Holocaust. Problems that he faced during the Holocaust was he lacked in food and water. Other tough situations that Elie Wiesel faced was that he got deported from his mom and sister from a train but he got to stay with his father. When his sister and mom caught up to him he did not want to leave his father alone at the camp but he had to. Later, as his life went on, he overcame the experience he had to go through leaving his father. This affected his daily life by him remembering every single moment from when he was in the Holocaust. Since he faced the Holocaust and survived he wanted to respond to the situation that he had by sharing his story with millions, therefore, he later became a journalist. The impact or response to conflict was that Elie Wiesel become a journalist is that he also became activist, orator, and a teacher speaking about persecution and injustice around the globe which inspired millions because of his

According to( http://www.bbc.co.uk) Winston Churchill was known for his speeches and for his refusal to give in even when things were going bad. Winston Churchill stood before the House of Commons to deliver his speech. Europe was in crisis during the time. Three days before Winston delivered his speech, Germany had invaded France and the Low Countries.The Low Countries is a coastal region in western Europe. The Low Countries consist most of the Netherlands and Belgium. Facing only ineffective resistance, Hitler’s armies were rapidly moving westward. Churchill made no promises to his country in his speech, because he knew he had none to make. Yet he rallied England onward in the face of a vicious enemy for Churchill understood what was at stake.Winston Churchill states in his speech Blood, Toil, Tears, and Sweat “to wage war, by sea, land and air, with all our might and with all the strength that God can give us; to wage war against a monstrous tyranny, never surpassed in the dark, lamentable catalogue of human crime.” Churchill is stressing that in order to come out of the war successfully, several changes need to be made to the way Britain performs under pressure. Churchill is calm and collected on the outside, but he is stressed and overwhelmed on the inside. He tries to get a reaction from his peers by talking