the greatest weapon of the Holocaust was indifference, this was used to great effect: over the previous eight years the Nazis had done many morally dubious things to the Jews, combined with an actual physical attack during Kristalnacht. They noticed that niether domestically nor internationally was anything done in response; there were no popular protests, no issue raised within the League of Nations, no type of sanctions. With the safety of this knowledge the Nazis could employ any other weapons that they wanted.
It would be easy to say that hate was one of them, but it was closer to fear. The Nazis would make the people afraid that the Jews were a danger to them, their families and their 'way of life'. With this people were happy to see the Jews dissapear from sight. Once out of sight the Nazis could do whatever they wanted.
No, Nazi Germany had no nuclear weapons.
Because while we were supporting the south, the north were supported by the USSR, who also had nuclear missiles, and we didn't want to start a nuclear holocaust
The only weapon really used in the Holocaust were Gas chambers using Zyklon-B rodenticide gas, (killing so many the extermination-camp crematoria had to run continually). Before this, many victims were simply shot, but the Nazis realised this was too inefficient for their mass-murder policy, and had bad psychological effects on the soldiers involved.
Roman weapons were used by the Roman army.
The ovens in the holocaust were used to burn the corpses of those who were killed in concentration camps.
The main weapons used in the Holocaust were fear and hope, these are of course abstract and pictures are not possible. Combatants; for example in one of the uprisings, used normal military weapons and improvised devices.
There was the Cold War after the Holocaust. The Cold War was a war which used words and threats, but no weapons and bombs.
The physical weapons would have been mainly standard issue, add some clubs and ad hoc weapons.
No, Nazi Germany had no nuclear weapons.
By dismantling the weapons, tools and the propaganda machinery being used by its perpetrators.
Eventually there were so many nuclear weapons, total destruction of the Earth was possible. The term "Mutually assured destruction (MAD)" was used to describe the resulting holocaust.
no weapons were used
The Holocaust, if you need more information I could give you some because I know quite a bit about it and had family members affected. The Holocaust, while important, has been heavily covered. Look into unusual weapons, perhaps such as bat bombs, the massive cannons the Nazis used, dummy tanks and planes used by the Allies, barrel bombs, Nazi and Japanese jets, weird weapons. There is so much available.
First of all, there was hardly any poverty in America after the holocaust. Due to the bombing war efforts, many men and women were working to make weapons for the war.
Because while we were supporting the south, the north were supported by the USSR, who also had nuclear missiles, and we didn't want to start a nuclear holocaust
Genocide was the word used to describe what happened in the Holocaust.
I think you misunderstand the holocaust. The holocaust is the murder of 6 million Jews and others. There is nothing accomplished or used from the holocaust.