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By manipulating human emotions
through fear,
Adolf Hitler sent his troops
on missions of destruction.
The human mind
is an extremely fragile piece of machinery.
When proper psychological methods
are employed,
the most passive
can become the most aggressive.
As the Germans moved through Europe,
the pain of defeat was experienced by all.
Allied forces soon began to halt
the Nazi progression.
Faced with continuous defeat,
Hitler soon lost control not only of his army,
but also of his mind.
The threat of Nazism
was soon erased.
The threat of Nazism
was soon erased.
Only a legacy
of a distorted prejudice remained.
The capacity to hate
is a frightening human reality.
We are always ready
to blame another
if the circumstances can free us
from our own self-guilt.
in the Jews.
He believed the world would be
a better place if they were annihilated.
His solution
was the concentration camp.
Six million Jews were murdered.
One man had engineered the most
effective killing environment in history.
the first concentration camp was liberated.
Time may heal many wounds.
I wonder if this kind of atrocity
will ever happen again.
Those that survived the Holocaust
believe that it will.
This face of death
is by far the most devastating.
Helpless people were murdered
like animals in a slaughterhouse.
I personally don't know
if this kind of situation could repeat itself,
but if it does,
we all deserve a life in hell.
The greatest killer of all is disease.
Thousands die on a daily basis
from an assortment of illnesses.
The common rat has preyed on man
throughout the centuries.
The carrier of bubonic plague,
this rodent has caused more death
than all the wars in history.
The vampire bat has made its own
contribution to the world of disease.
This blood-sucking creature is one of
the many carriers responsible for rabies.
the nervous system, causing paralysis.
The victim eventually chokes to death
on his own saliva.
Another fertile ground
for numerous diseases is poverty.
has discovered cures to many illnesses,
those who cannot afford
the life-saving serums
can only hope their death
will be swift and painless.
When a cholera epidemic broke out
in India, hundreds of thousands fell victim.
When medical supplies ran short,
the untreated waited patiently for death.
Without food,
the human being could not exist.
Malnutrition eventually leads to
one of the most painful forms of death -
starvation.
With the ever-growing problem
of overpopulation,
the demand for food around the world
can no longer be met.
Unfortunately, this painful reality
has become a way of life
for the people of Biafra.
There is a modern-day plague
which medical science is currently battling.
It is a disease called cancer.
Since this disease is able to attack any part
of the body in many different forms,
research centers have been set up
across the United States
with the hope of finding new cures
to this dreadful plague.
The Rigler Research Center at UCLA in
Los Angeles, California, is one such center.
By conducting surgery
on cancerous dogs,
doctors hope to find new cures
This particular animal
has terminal cancer.
In this operation, surgeons will place
a special monitoring device
inside a blood vessel
which leads to the liver.
By studying the flow rate
and volume of blood,
doctors may gain a better understanding
of how cancer destroys this organ.
The results of this operation
will be discussed by a board of scientists.
Hopefully, the knowledge discovered
may bring the world one step closer
to curing this particular form of cancer.
Modern technology
may someday find a solution,
but many of us believe
technology may also be the cause.
Pollution, cigarettes,
the water we drink,
the preservatives in our food
may all be contributors to cancer.
Could it be that cancer
is a man-made disease?
Is this nature's way of warning us that we
must stop and reevaluate our existence?
While disease fighters continue
their explorations into the medical causes,
their findings may proclaim a sociological
change within society is necessary.
If this occurs, a new respect
for both the planet and our own lives
will create an end to a disease that causes
the death of loved ones each year.
The advent of modern transportation has
made the world accessible to every person.
The advent of modern transportation has
made the world accessible to every person.
Man has developed different sports
to take full advantage of his travel toys.
Since many of us have yearned
for the gift of flight,
the sport of skydiving was introduced.
Jumping thousands of feet
dependent upon a parachute
is the risk one takes
if he wants to fly.
Unfortunately,
there is also the chance of death.
This accident occurred at an airshow
The man plummeted to earth from 2,000
feet when his parachute malfunctioned.
I wondered what thoughts ran through
this man's mind as he fell at 80mph.
the man suffered a painless death
for he had slipped into cardiac arrest
before hitting the ground.
After playing this accident back
in slow motion, I disagreed.
It appeared the skydiver
struggled throughout the fall,
trying in vain to prevent
his destined outcome.
This nightmarish death made me question
the role of cautionary measures
necessary to prolong life.
After pondering this possibility,
I realized that no matter how cautious I am,
if it's my time to die,
it doesn't matter if I'm walking down
the sidewalk or jumping out of a plane.
Even in the world of make-believe,
the use of transportation vehicles
can end in disaster.
When a film crew was preparing
to photograph a special car stunt
for a new action-adventure movie,
an unexpected accident occurred.
What was to be a routine stunt
ended in disaster
when a safety cable malfunctioned.
- Camera.
- Rolling.
Hell Raising.
Jesus Christ!
Get him outta there.
Keep rolling. Catch it.
Keep rolling. Catch it.
The driver suffered internal injuries
which resulted in his death.
In the routine work of a stuntman,
are like doing a tango with death.
These daredevils fall off cliffs,
jump from moving cars
and perform any stunt
which makes an actor appear fearless.
Those who work in this environment
have an interesting perception of death.
is as safe as anyone else's
because they are all
carefully trained professionals.
Unfortunately, it was his equipment
and not his expertise
which determined
this man's untimely end.
An ironic conclusion to this tragedy
is that months later,
when the movie was released,
the director decided to include
this sequence in the picture.
The only change - the character
who supposedly drove the car
left the vehicle unharmed
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