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How much is 1billion reichmarks in dollars?
Virtually nothing monetarily, depending on when the bill was printed. Inflation was so bad that at one point Weimar Germany was issuing quadrillion-mark bills.It may have a collector value of a few dollars but the specific printing date is needed to be certain.
Steps Hitler used to lead and exterminate the Jews?
Hitler used many ways to lead and exterminate Jews.They included the early stages such as;1933-1938 - Removal of Civil RightsThe Indoctrination of the German people,Anti-Jewish Propaganda.Laws were passed in 1935 (Nuremberg Laws) which stated there was to be no marriage between Jews and Aryans.Jewish businesses were boycotted for one day in 1933 and more were confiscated in 1937.1938-1941 - PersecutionBy 1938 Jewish doctors were forbidden to treat Aryans, Jews also had to have a red letter 'J' on their passports.Kristallnacht - November 193840,000 Jews rounded up and sent to concentration camps400 synagogues and 7,500 Jewish shops were destroyed91 Jews were killedJews were fined one billion Reichmarks for the damage the Nazis causedIn 1939, Jews were sent to ghettos as Hitler though they polluted the pure race he desired in Germany.1941-1945 - Mass Murder | Genocide | 'The Final Solution'In 1941, the invasion of Russia resulted in the murder of 500,000 Jews killed in 6 months. This was done by a special SS group that was sent to 'Einsatzgruppen'.In 1942, the decision was made to exterminate all Jews.This was followed by the Wannsee Conference in Berlin where the 'Final Solution' was introduced, the aim being to wipe out all Jews in Europe.By the end of 1942, there were 5 extermination camps (mainly in Poland), Jewish Children were used as experiments into the Jewish race. the gas chambers used would kill 1,000 Jews at a time. all bodies were burned and clothes, teeth, hair and any belongings were sent back to Germany for the war effort.
Why was Auschwitzs so infamous?
Auschwitz was infamous in all respects but one. The Sonderkommando Revolt in October of 1944 when the crematoria was destroyed by the prisoners. This was an act of resistance and defiance in the face of certain death that can be considered as a unique event in human history.____The Sonderkommandos at Treblinka and Sobibor also revolted - in 1943 - and about 70 prisoners from Sobibor and 50 from Treblinka were still alive at the end of World War 2._____Because it was a notoriously diabolical concentration camp during ww2. They committed mass murder, genocide upon thousands of Jewish people.It was the biggest Nazi complex of camps (including 45 sub-camps).The Birkenau section (Auschwitz II) included the biggest the Nazi extermination camp, with the highest death toll of all.A number of prisoners, especially from Auschwitz III, the Auschwitz Women's Camp and some sub-camps, survived and wrote about their experiences. The best known of these are probably Elie Wiesel and Primo Levi.
What problems did Germany experience after World War 2?
Answer : One of the problems Germany faced after WWI was over, was that they had to accept the terms of the treaty of versallies. The terms were: give a lot of thier territory to places like France and Poland, They had to pay France 6.6M in repirations, they had to reduce their army to 100,000 men (not alot) and they weren't invited to the league of nations (basically the UN). However, because the repirations were so high Germany could'nt pay France, so France invaded the Ruhr (west of Germany) and forced all of the workers there to work. But, the workers did not agree with this so they did a thing called passive resistance (refuse to work). Because of thier loyalty the German government kept on printing off alot of money and sent it to the workers in Ruhr. This caused hyperinflation (too much money). Due to hyperinflation a loaf of bread would cost 5000 reichmarks. Germans would have to carry their money for bread in a wheel barrow. It got so bad that people even started to eat wallpaper paste and replaced their wall paper with money!Inflation of the "mark" (their dollar). Un-employment.
What are some of the lasting effects of the holocaust?
The key 'legacy' was six million Jews dead. Also: * Genocide has been made a crime under international law. * Racism has become unacceptable in many societies where it was previously accepted.The legacy of the holocaust could be describe in 3 words Bloody, Cruel, and Non-human.The holocaust started in 1933 when Hitler becomes chancellor of Germany.The holocaust was a terrible time for the Jews because the Holocaust was a time when Jews was discriminated and killed.approximately their was 12.6 millions Jews captured and approximate 6.8 million of them was killed between February 1st 1933- may 9th 1945 average of 1620 Jews a day but most killings was from October 1939- January 1945, so in the huge killings of 5.15 million jews, their was 3,360 Jews killed a day.Bloodiest camp during the holocaust was Auschwitz, it killed 1.2 million Jews in 4 years ,6250 Jews killed a day.The Extermination camps was only used for killing such as the Treblinka camp.The 3 main ways jews and other types of people such as Soviet POWs, disabled, gypsies etc wereWork Labour- the slave workings at the camps gave german 82.5 million reichmarks, this eqivilants to £171.875 million. This lasted from 1933-1945.Mass shooting- Prisoners lined up and gets shooted to death 3.15 million prisoners died because of this. This lasted from 1941-1942Gas chambers- known to be a cheap way for exicution but still as deadly as shottings. the gas chambers used either Zyklon B gas or Carbon Monoxide. This lasted from 1942-1945. This killed 2.64 million prisoners.
Why German reichmarks was not use in German camps?
The point was to prevent prisoners having any money that could be used outside the camps.
How much would be 1000 in Reichsmark?
Reichmarks were the currency of Germany until 1945. 1000 what? This question cannot be answered until you say what and when.
How much money did Germany made from slave labor in the concentrtion camps during the holocaust?
About 75 million reichmarks, equivilant got other £155 million.
How much money did the Nazis made from the slave labor at the concentration camps during the holocaust?
The Nazis made over 75 million Reichmarks which is equivalent to £156.25 million
How much is 100.000 reichmarks worth?
Reichsmarks of course can't be exchanged for modern currency, but some can be valuable as collectors' items. Please post a new, separate question with more information - are these coins or bills? What date?
How much is 1billion reichmarks in dollars?
Virtually nothing monetarily, depending on when the bill was printed. Inflation was so bad that at one point Weimar Germany was issuing quadrillion-mark bills.It may have a collector value of a few dollars but the specific printing date is needed to be certain.
Is belzec the worst death camp?
No and not by far The worst deathcamp is Auschwitz WHY? -They killed 1.2 million prisoners -They use the slave labours to make money which helped the economy, since the labour at auschwitz between 1940-1945 they maded 60 million Reichmarks which is equivilent to £125 million in todays money. -They experimented on twin childrens etc..
What is the value of 10 mark reichsbanknote Aug 30 1924?
1 Reichsmark = 0.52 Euro. No cash value anymore, but as a collectable they are worth a couple of dollars. The government that issued reichmarks in the 1920s no longer exists, so there is no exchange rate for these.
How much cost bomb world war 2?
According to my Oxford Companion to WWII in strictly monetary terms here was the breakdown for the major players in their currencies: UK-Pounds Sterling 20,500,000,000 US-$306,000,000,000 Germany-Reichmarks 414,000,000,000 Japan-Yen 174,000,000,000 Italy- Lire 278,500,000,000 USSR- Ruble 582,000,000,000 I'm not sure if the US figure even takes into acount the 50 billion in Lend lease aid that was given out.
What is a German dollar called?
There is no such thing as the German dollar. The currency in German is the Euro (symbol '€'). Currently (2012), USD 1 = € 0.77 The German currency is the Euro, it is equivalent to about $1.57 in American money.
What were some of the causes of Auschwitz?
a result of Auschwitz being built was having an area which has some camps and several subcamps and also, use the area as part of the Nazi killings. A result of auschwitz was that 1.2 million jews died and millions of reichmarks was made from the slave workings ____________________________ Some causes of Auschwitz and its expansion include: a need to house those deemed as criminal in Poland. the need to house Soviet POWs used for slave labour the need to house increaced number of Jewish internees. the need to provide labour for the large chemical companies not far away. the idea of exporting Nazi anti-Jewish measures. the inefficiency of the gas vans and the 'action reinhardt' camps.
What is infamous about the aushwitz camp?
Here's some facts which leaded Auschwitz to be the most infamous, bloodiest and cruel camp in history -Auschwitz killed 1.15 million prisoners -Auschwitz had 48 camps, 3 main and 45 sub camps, some for woman inmates. -Killed children upon arrival -Gas chambers was used in 1941 using Zyklon B gas -Auschwitz started to shoot children and elderly people when the shootings began -Done lethal experiaments on twin children's -Slave labour at the camps gave the German economy 60 million reichmarks is £125 million pound in today's money This made Auschwitz a well know camp in the nazi camp history for its cruel and unhumanity
