The Holocaust affected Jews throughout Germany and German-occupied Europe. It didn't need to 'travel'. Instead the German Jews, including those living in Darmstadt, were transported to extermination camps and killing fields in Poland and other parts of Eastern Europe.
yes and no. they went to Germany and came across concentration camps on luck. the holocaust was an event not a thing you can find. the German citizens may have been aware of this and told us soldiers though.
'Involved' as victims or perpetrators?
The liberation of the German-occupied countries of Europe and the final defeat of Germany.
Nazi Germany was under Nazi German control during the Holocaust.
The holocaust took place in Germany and in German occupied parts of Europe.
Germany! German Soldiers were the nazi's. I'm 110% correct! I swear!!
The Holocaust affected Jews throughout Germany and German-occupied Europe. It didn't need to 'travel'. Instead the German Jews, including those living in Darmstadt, were transported to extermination camps and killing fields in Poland and other parts of Eastern Europe.
yes and no. they went to Germany and came across concentration camps on luck. the holocaust was an event not a thing you can find. the German citizens may have been aware of this and told us soldiers though.
'Involved' as victims or perpetrators?
About 6 million Jews were killed at the hands of the Nazis. The majority of these were not German Jews and most of the killings took place in Nazi-occupied Poland.
The liberation of the German-occupied countries of Europe and the final defeat of Germany.
Nazi Germany was under Nazi German control during the Holocaust.
No, they fought alongside Germany during the Continuation War. Then they were compelled to force German soldiers out of the northernmost Lapland province, beginning the Lapland War.
Indeed they were. Political opponents to Hitler were executed. As were Germans who protected Jews, and German Soldiers who betrayed Germany. and of course the gypsies
The soldiers were German, from Germany.
In the Holocaust the Nazis did not 'release' Jews. Until August 1941 Jews in Germany and some German-occupied countries were allowed to emigrate, if they had somewhere to go to and could actually get there. In September 1941, they were forbidden to leave as there was a change of policy.