For the simple reason that slaughtering defenceless civilians in order to commit genocide is not a military action.
nowhere, the Holocaust was not a military action
The Holocaust was not a military action
yes, there is some controversy as they delayed the timing of their attack. It was a military action, as part of the war, not part of the Holocaust.
the Holocaust is a concept, it cannot be seen
None. The Holocaust was devastation; the draft (conscription) was "forcefully" employing men for the military.
The government is defenitly in support of military action, because we are bombing that area with our planes and bombers. As for the people's oppinion, that remains to be seen.
The Holocaust ended as individual camps were liberated and finally with the military defeat of Nazi Germany.
A military action is an action carried out by armed forces. A military action could be just the National Guard helping flood victims or it could be the invasion of a city by military personnel.
the holocaust
The Holocaust ended with the defeat of Nazi Germany. It wasn't ended by the 'US Military' (unless you seriously think that Germany was defeated single-handedly by the US).
The German military played different roles in the Holocaust. They helped in rounding up undesirables and also played a major role in the executions in collaboration with Einsatzgruppen.
The actions taken to bring about and to carry out the Holocaust were atrocious. These actions should have never been allowed.