Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Deaf Event Report Essay
About two weeks ago, I had the hazard of attending a deaf event which was about deaf Jewish life in Germany and Eastern Europe in the 1940s and the final solution at California State University Northridge. This event was a great examine and really interesting to know. Not only was it a personal feature from the life of this speaker Mark Zaurov, but it was something to acknowledge within ourselves to listen how other culture express their emotions towards certain aspects they have been through in their daily lives. The presentation discussed the importance of establishing memorial Deaf for Jews.In this backchat Mark Zaurov included the term Deaf Holocaust which meant surviving struggles and hardships go about Jewish deaf during the Holocaust. Through many experiences and crucial humiliations by German Nazis. He then began to talk about the issues that were occurring with Aktion T4 and Forced Sterilization, which are very much used general for research or exhibitions about Deaf volume in the Holocaust. Despite what Mark Zaurov went through I learned that he was born deaf in Moscow, Russia. Together with his parents and his deaf sister, he emigrated to Israel.
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