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Race Extinction Essay

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My world was changing and this is my fight for the human race. “If humanity starts killing each other over superior order, you know humanity has been rejected.” On this day we’re left with no hope, blood all over my face. I had no hope left in me, I didn’t want to keep fighting. My story had a huge effect for our human race and this is my path. How our world evolved on one day and how it all started. On August 31st 1939 is the path of extinction where we all began. A war is rising with someone superior running our race in the wrong direction. Hitler the supreme leader of the Nazis ordered several attacks against Poland to start of World War II. Nazi were successful and they had attracted Great Britain and France. They declared war …show more content…

Our race extinction was started on this day. The Nazis had bigger plans they wanted to wipe out the Jews one by one. Years went by and the Nazis had killed over 6 million Jews. Great Brittan and their allies weren’t successful and they had lost World War II. After the loss of World War II the Nazis were killing over 15 million Jews in total. Eventually this lead to the genocide of the Jews. The holocaust was the a turning point for our time. Countries began to go against each other blaming each other for the loss of World War II. The countries that were allies were going against each other in a Nuclear war, creating World War III in 1949. Great Britain, Canada vs. United States & France were in a massive Nuclear war lasting over 4 years. North Korea and South Korea were destroying each other in a massive war. The Korean war lasted …show more content…

Our food resources were low and water supplies. Everything we had was stripped away from us. They had to use the assets to fund their war. Now the Nazis weren’t done just yet as they were fearing that if they get rid of the Chinese they would lose the war. They had to make a sacrifice, but the new leader Werner Von Biebow had assisted they should be eliminated. So the invasion of China in 1983 was a turning point for all of us with everything we had left. Asia was struggling the most. The Invasion Genocide in China ended in 1989 which the Nazi allies “Japan” took over the land of china and they killed over a mass of 1,398,987,868 billion Chinese. The Nazi was helping the Japanese eliminating the threat of the Chinese. Japan had a massive land space. Which the world population was affected with over 4 billion people left on the earth. Our world had over 7 billion, which we lost over 3 billion people due to the Nazi Party. Nazi hired cold blooded killer was in charge of the assignation of Kennedy due to leaked files of the Nazi party planning his assassination in the late 1963. After the Nazi had got rid of china, their allies, Russia took over the massive land space of China which Japan owned half of it. Russia used it for a military operation. My father was born in Germany and grew up to be a General for the United Nazi party. I was born and raised in Germany. Everyone here was forced to be in Nazi or they would be

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