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What were the effects of Hitler trying to kill the Jews?

The effect was that about 6 million Jews lost their lives in the Holocaust and millions more suffered.


Why did Over 6 million people lost their lives in the holocaust?

The best answer is a quote from one who survived: 'There is no why'.


What possessions did the Jews get to keep during the Holocaust?

In most cases they lost everything - their property (including personal possessions), their liberty and their lives.


Between how many Jews did the nazi party kill during the holocaust?

I think the number is 6 million. 6 million lives lost.


What group of people suffered over 6 million deaths during the holocaust?

6 million Jews were lost to the Holocaust.


How many lives were lost in holocaust?

About 6 Million Jews were killed during the Holocaust.


What group lost 6 million people during the holocaust?

Jews


Why is Poland the country that lost the highest percent of Jews during the Holocaust?

Poland had the highest population of Jews in the whole of Europe at that time, and consequently lost the most.


What is a sentence with the word Holocaust?

(The word holocaust means destruction, especially from a great fire. The metaphor was applied to the capitalized Holocaust, referring to the Nazi extermination of Jews during World War II.)"The family was fortunate that the firemen saved them from the holocaust.""The Holocaust was a an evil and tragic event that took place in the second World War.""His mother lost both of her uncles in the Holocaust."


Was there Justice for the Jews after World War 2?

The only justice for the Jews after World War 2 is that they received part of Palestine as their homeland. For the number of lives lost, there will never be justice.


How many lives lost world war 1?

Around 9 million, counting the Holocaust and many as 3 million casualties.


Which country had the highest number of lives lost during the Holocaust?

Poland