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Holocaust Victims

During the period of World War Two (WWII), people from different backgrounds faced various life challenges. The main difficulties entailed being evacuated, denied food and freedom, and even being killed. The Holocaust population involved a group of people who suffered under the hands of Nazi Germany. The basis for discrimination was political affiliations, sexual orientation, ethnicity, and religious beliefs. Regarding this particular group, I have learned that social discrimination has a critical implication of people's lives and, more so, on the right regarding access to education and healthcare.

I would like to know more about regulations protecting people in minority groups. A paper written and published by Congressional Research Service indicates that women and children in the Holocaust victim population suffered the most, such that they could not even access healthcare services. So, I will be interested to know more about the mechanism that the government put in place to ensure equality and inclusivity. This knowledge will enable me to incorporate the existing regulations into my practice as a social worker.

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