Student Solution

-->

"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”
– Nelson Mandela

1 University

1 Course

5 Subjects

discussion 2 week 2

Discussion 2 week 2

Q 1. As the situation in Hungary becomes tense, where, in what acts, are women resisting? On the other hand, in what instances are they internalizing the abuse? Do women in this reading have any unique fears or experiences? Do the men? What fears or experiences do men and women share? Cite from the reading to support your response.

View Related Questions

Solution Preview

It is important to note that Hungary had pursued antisemitism in a somewhat moderate fashion even before the German occupation of 1944. We can see how the Hungarian government had formulated numerous laws that put Jews under the disadvantage, confiscate their lands and business, and often kill them in labor.