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History, 16.01.2020 11:31 daniel1480

Looking back at our essential questions, one of the questions was - is there any evidence from this time period to support the concept that 'history repeats itself'? unfortunately, there are examples of how history has repeated itself in similar ways to the events of the holocaust.

what is an example of how 'history repeats itself' where people have died for their ethnic or religious background? you may use outside resources if need. 1 describe the incident and 2 why do you feel that this happened again?

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