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Small is a relative term. And in the case of Mauthausen, it was a small concentrationcamp. It was your run-of-the-mill hell incarnate for Jews and outcasts. More than130,000 people lost their lives here. This camp is famous for its stairs of death onwhich emaciated prisoners were forced to carry 3050 kg granite rocks over andover again, despite many of them weighing around 45 kg.If you fell and were maimed, rendered unable to work you were usually executedfairly shortly thereafter. Or you were left in prison to suffer for a few days first. Therewere countless horrifying games that guards played with prisoners, the details ofwhich I wont get into here.At the end of the war, as the camps were liberated, they began cleaning out andinspecting Mauthausen. One inspector was patrolling through the dark andshadowed cells of Block C, an area where nearly all who entered either died or leftonly to attend their own execution.Inside of one cell, he found, scratched on the wall: If there is a God, he willhave to beg for my forgiveness.The line sent a chill down my arm. It brought the image of a God on his knees,begging for his life, about to be murdered by one of his own creations. It is importantto remember lines like this. Our minds tend to become soft and presumptuous of ourluxuries. The paradox of happiness is that it requires we acknowledge suffering ofothers.This brief story may be profound or disturbing. Your assignment for thisactivity is to make two decisions. You may view the possibilities in ourresponse as to both mood disorders or personality disorders.Considering the extreme nature of the story, you could consider either orboth. Assuming that the persons or any one person who would torture others inNazi Germany would possibly meet a requirement for a mental disorder. Findin your research or reading of text or the reviewing of online resources or theDSM5, what you think would be an appropriate or accurate diagnosis foranyone of the torturing punishing individuals. Support you answer withtwo or more sentences and list the name of the mental illness ofmental disorder you chose. Answer: Read carefully the quotation or the message found on the wall of the celldescribed above. Imagine the condition, the mindset and more specifically apsychological diagnosis of the person who may have left this message. Find inyour research or reading of text or the reviewing of online resources or theDSM5, what you think would be an appropriate or accurate diagnosis foranyone of the TORTURED individual who scrawled and left this message onthe wall. Support you answer with two or more sentences and listthe name of the mental illness of mental disorder you chose forthis victim of the holocaust. Answer:
Small is a relative term. And in the case of Mauthausen, it was a small concentrationcamp. It was your run-of-the-mill hell incarnate for Jews and outcasts. More than130,000 people lost their lives here. This camp is famous for its stairs of death onwhich emaciated prisoners were forced to carry 3050 kg granite rocks over andover again, despite many of them weighing around 45 kg.If you fell and were maimed, rendered unable to work you were usually executedfairly shortly thereafter. Or you were left in prison to suffer for a few days first. Therewere countless horrifying games that guards played with prisoners, the details ofwhich I wont get into here.At the end of the war, as the camps were liberated, they began cleaning out andinspecting Mauthausen. One inspector was patrolling through the dark andshadowed cells of Block C, an area where nearly all who entered either died or leftonly to attend their own execution.Inside of one cell, he found, scratched on the wall: If there is a God, he willhave to beg for my forgiveness.The line sent a chill down my arm. It brought the image of a God on his knees,begging for his life, about to be murdered by one of his own creations. It is importantto remember lines like this. Our minds tend to become soft and presumptuous of ourluxuries. The paradox of happiness is that it requires we acknowledge suffering ofothers.This brief story may be profound or disturbing. Your assignment for thisactivity is to make two decisions. You may view the possibilities in ourresponse as to both mood disorders or personality disorders.Considering the extreme nature of the story, you could consider either orboth. Assuming that the persons or any one person who would torture others inNazi Germany would possibly meet a requirement for a mental disorder. Findin your research or reading of text or the reviewing of online resources or theDSM5, what you think would be an appropriate or accurate diagnosis foranyone of the torturing punishing individuals. Support you answer withtwo or more sentences and list the name of the mental illness ofmental disorder you chose. Answer: Read carefully the quotation or the message found on the wall of the celldescribed above. Imagine the condition, the mindset and more specifically apsychological diagnosis of the person who may have left this message. Find inyour research or reading of text or the reviewing of online resources or theDSM5, what you think would be an appropriate or accurate diagnosis foranyone of the TORTURED individual who scrawled and left this message onthe wall. Support you answer with two or more sentences and listthe name of the mental illness of mental disorder you chose forthis victim of the holocaust. Answer: