Nazi's put lots of Jewish people in concentration camps and then murdered most of them this event ws known as the Holocaust
The Holocaust, in particular the Nazi "Final Solution."
The Holocaust
Nazi Germany was under Nazi German control during the Holocaust.
The term the Holocaust (with an upper-case H) was created to refer specifically to the attempt by the Nazis, in 1941-45 to kill all the Jews that they could find. It replaced the Nazis' own term, which was 'the Final Solution of the Jewish Question'. Every event (or series of events) in history is unique.However, if you are asking whether the term also includes other victims of Nazi genocide and other Nazi atrocities there is a problem as there are two definitions in use. Professional historians generally use the term specifically for the Nazi genocide of the Jews, but in popular usage, especially in the US, the term is often used for all victims of Nazi mass murder.If you are asking whether any other people has been subjected to genocide, the answer is yes.For many Jews the Holocaust has become an important 'badge' of Jewish identity: the Jews have become the 'people of the Holocaust'.
out of the Nazi leadership it was Speer.
The Holocaust, in particular the Nazi "Final Solution."
1945 was when the nazi holocaust was exposed
holocaust
Vernichtungslager was the term for these instillations.
What were some conflicts for the holocaust children in the nazi war?"
the Holocaust.
The Holocaust was committed by the government of Nazi Germany.
The Holocaust
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Nazi Germany was under Nazi German control during the Holocaust.
The term "A holocaust" means mass destruction and death, usually by fire. The term " The Holocaust" means the mass killing of Jews and others under the Nazi's in WW 2. There have been people that have survived both types, although your chances of being killed are very high.
The term the Holocaust (with an upper-case H) was created to refer specifically to the attempt by the Nazis, in 1941-45 to kill all the Jews that they could find. It replaced the Nazis' own term, which was 'the Final Solution of the Jewish Question'. Every event (or series of events) in history is unique.However, if you are asking whether the term also includes other victims of Nazi genocide and other Nazi atrocities there is a problem as there are two definitions in use. Professional historians generally use the term specifically for the Nazi genocide of the Jews, but in popular usage, especially in the US, the term is often used for all victims of Nazi mass murder.If you are asking whether any other people has been subjected to genocide, the answer is yes.For many Jews the Holocaust has become an important 'badge' of Jewish identity: the Jews have become the 'people of the Holocaust'.