it all depends upon when you consider the start of the Holocaust was, and what you consider part of the Holocaust. Whether you consider that every Jew that died as a result of Nazi policy was a victim of the Holocaust, or whether only those who died after the decision from above was made to commit wholesale murder.
You can define the Holocaust as the intention of the Nazis to destroy the Jews of Europe, or you can define it as the result of Nazi policy. There are many definitions, a person worked to death in the summer of 1941 died in the same way due to the same reasons as one worked to death a few months later (after the decision to murder all of the Jews).
Basically you will not find an answer. You can say that the Holocaust started on the 22nd June 1941, but that does a dis-service to those Jews who died due to Nazi treatment before that.
By killing jews.
Mass murders of Jews began in early stages of the invasion of the Soviet Union (June 1941 onwards). These were open air shootings. The first gassings took place at Chelmno in December 1941 in specially constructed vans. There were a few isolated murders from 1933 onwards, then about 400 Jews were killed on 9-10 November 1938 (Night of the Broken Glass).
Hitler killed himself, gg
there were individual murders during the last few months of 1941, but mass murders really started in 1942.
Auschwitz saw the most murders, there houses the rooms in which the most people have ever been murdered.
wars, Holocaust, natural disasters, murders, car crashes, did I miss any?
The Holocaust was abominable. It begins with the letter a.
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The Holocaust was during World War 2
nothing. Maybe you could think that for all the murders committed everyday. But the cause of the violence has nothing related to the holocaust. This is a drug cartel war.
oppressive
concentration camps