Holocaust; Warsaw.
English 1 Project: Kaitlyn Pudans
Life in Warsaw:
“The Germans cleared Warsaw of Jews and forced them into a small area north of Warsaw from where they were deported east to purpose built Concentration Camps (VernichtungsLager).” (Battle for Warsaw), the Soviet Army later liberated Warsaw January 17th, 1945.
Comparison to Experiments:
Milgram's Experiment:
The Holocaust pertains to Milgram’s experiment by being controlled by an authority figure. Whether it being Hitler, or it being Adam Czerniakow. (Adam is the leader of the Warsaw Ghetto.) Nazis were forced to ‘collect’ Jews, it didn’t matter if they wanted to or not. The authority figure kept pushing them to fulfil their duties, even if it was hurting people.
Stanford Prison Experiment:
The Holocaust pertains to the Stanford Prison Experiment by being abused and hurt by the guards. They would get too carried away and the long term effects were psychological disorders. The experiment was canceled due to this, Warsaw was liberated about 6 years after is was established. There were probably Jews who obtained psychological disorders.