Is Holocost a ture story?
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First, it is spelled "Holocaust."\n\nThere are two conflicting version on it. According to the one popularized in the English-speaking world, the Holocaust was carried out in a systematic manner by Hitler and the German secret police, state police and army since the start of the war. According to this version, six million Jews died.\n\nThe other version is more current among other countries, including Asian, Eastern European and Latin American countries: the Holocaust happened during the last year of the war, when the German army was retreating in all fronts and they didn't have enough effectives to take care of the prisoners held in concentration camps. So the thousands of Jews, Gypsies, homosexuals, etc. who died did so because no one could give them food or water.\n\nIn this version, the total number of dead was under the million, and the total number of Jews who died was between 100,000 and 600,000.\n\nSeveral details support the second theory: the statistics from the World Almanacs of those years report a population of about nine million Jews in Europe before the start of the war. The totals reported in 1949 and after still report similar numbers. In certain regions, mostly the Soviet Union, the increase was significant. The difference corresponds to the increase in Jewish people in both the UK and the USA.\n\nIn fact, comparing the numbers from the census of 1935-1939 with those obtained in 1949-1952, it is impossible that the numbers of Jews killed during WW2 could have been greater than a million. Not even an extreme change in their birth rates could justify that.\n\nAnother little piece of evidence comes from pictures of the concentration camps: the supposed gas chambers, that were fashioned as showers, are not hermetically sealed buildings. In order to asphyxiate/poison thousands of people with cyanide pellets dropped through vents, you needed a way to seal the chambers. That way was not found.\n\nThe ovens were used to process the dead. Considering the elevated numbers of dead people from the camps once food and water stopped arriving, it is understandable that the guards tried to get rid of the bodies as soon as possible, in order to prevent the spread of disease (what would affect them as well).\n\nThe Holocaust was horrific, even though its magnitude has been greatly exaggerated in English-speaking countries. One cannot justify that something like that could be done by people to other people.
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Nahhhh......real setting.....fictional stories. \n\n "SAMMYVILLE, it's a fictional story set around real people the real "private" town of Sammyville, Oregon, and centers around an old, dangerous local… authority figure. not a cop, not a mayor, not a godfather, and examines the weird neo-frontier life lived by the 60 or so criminals/locals/passers by who live under the leadership of Sammy, a local old man who carries a gun, is quick to use it, and literally owns the town."
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No, it's just a bedtime story.\n\nEven Freud said sometimes a cigar is just a cigar
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Hell no, those people scare me to death.  They believe that human beings evolved from crabs and that our "souls" travel from body to body once it is dead.  Who were you in your past "thretan"?  Tupac?  Their creator is a SCIENCE FICTION WRITER.  I am pretty sure Tom Cruise has cast his beliefs on SCIENCE FICTION.
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It's unclear, but the parallels between the story and the things happening in politics at the time are fairly convincing. For a good look at all the supposed allusions, see "The "Wizard of Oz" as a Monetary Allegory " by Hugh Rockoff in the Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 98, No. 4 (Aug., 1990) , pp. 739-760
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you mean extra-terrestrial?
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Just a story.... like a "what if". The same with the Fat Joe commercial for boost mobel.. It is just trying to show you what a cell phone can do and how it can change your life.... All fictional comedy.
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Anything you read about or see on TV or in a movie needs to have a place in space/time.  Time is done as either past (how far?), present, or future (how far?).  But space, for most of our time, is the surface of this planet.  So if you want to understand what's going on in a story, fact or fiction, you need to understand maps and the relationship of one space to another.  \n\nI recently bought a beautiful new Atlas by National Geographic.  Oh, Lord, do those people do a great job!  They put many different maps in for a given location, because there is so very much information that is mappable.  And being able to see where one piece of information is, physically, in relation to another, can be a great deal of wisdom added to your perception.  \n\nEverything else you learn is intimately related to its geographical position.
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I shouldn't even be answering this, because technically it is in violation of the Community Guidelines.  But I must admit it is an intriguing concept.  I don't like horror stories, but the other categories you mentioned appeal to me.  \n\nI should tell you I am not much of a fiction writer.  Non-fiction is my forte.  But perhaps with your detailed outlines of the story, or even paragraphs and so on, my editing skills might be of use.  It's something we can discuss.  I will send you an email when I get a chance if you select my answer as best.  (Is that another violation of the Community Guidelines?)
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What is the story about?  What does it teach us?
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no, it's a fictional story.  Why would it?
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back your story up 100%......if you stick with the story and maybe go into some extra detail....most back down
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Certainly. Most of it is history that has been recorded elsewhere, just told from a number of perspectives.\n\nIt deals with people known to have existed and things that they are known to have done.\n\nHowever none of the supernatural occurrences have been supported except one. That is the destruction of the Tower of Babel. There is a ruin that fits some of that story in that its destruction shows evidence of the release of a great deal of power of some kind. In Iraq if Saddam didn't tear it apart.
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It's a good question. It's hard to say without any type of hint as to what the story is about. it might be better from the 3rd since you'd be able to play a role in the being able to be in all the charaters point of view. And put you as the narator telling the story to kids before going to bed or depending on the story to some adults where they lost electricity during a thunderstorm and you can tell the story from that perceptive. If you were to do it from 1st person you would have to be guessing what they say (since we can read minds). \nI hope this has helped.\n\nBest of Luck!
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ur imagination's grt but i don't think its a grt movie making story....its more like a documentary, try adding more spice to it by individualizing the story....something like Die Another Day.
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yes they seem to only report part of the story the sensational part and leave out the part which really shows the impact on people. They also assist marketing which destroys the social values and morals and makes people doubt their worthiness.\n\nGood Luck and God Bless!!
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I don't think the movie is based on a true story...\n\nBut I do believe there are probably places that do that.\nThink about it... we live in a very sick and twisted world; I'm sure there's something like that around.\n\nBy the way... other than the first 30 minutes of p0rn, that movie was amazing.  ♥ \n\n"Wanna' go disco?"