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The "1 for 100" rule in the context of the Holocaust refers to a Nazi policy where for every German soldier killed by partisans or resistance fighters, the Nazis would execute 100 civilians in retaliation. This brutal tactic was aimed at instilling fear and suppressing resistance among occupied populations. It exemplified the extreme measures the Nazis implemented to maintain control and punish any form of dissent during their regime.
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How many Holocaust victims died of hypothermia?
about 100
What were some results from Nazi rule in Germany?
the holocaust and world war II
How many towns did the Holocaust take place in?
The Holocaust affected all areas of Europe under Nazi rule and that of their puppet state and some of their allies, such as Romania and Croatia.
Was the constitution out before the Holocaust?
Yes, the constitution was established in 1789. WW2 began in 1939, of which the holocaust was part of. So, there are over 100 years difference.
What is the significance of holocaust during World War 1?
The Holocaust did not take place during WW 1, it was during WW 2.
What were the results of Hitler's rule?
World War 2 and the Holocaust was the result.
Who was the man responsible for the holocaust and what country did he rule?
Hitler, Germany.
How many children suvived the holocaust?
100
What is 5 thing you can take into hidding during the holocaust?
you do not need to, the Holocaust is over. There was no rule about the number of things that a person could take with them.
What is next 100000 100 10000 10 1000 Describe your rule?
1 Divide by 1000, multiply by 100
How many Holocaust victims died of hypothermia?
about 100
What is estimated number of Holocaust survivors?
Around 100
What were some results from Nazi rule in Germany?
the holocaust and world war II
How old were most Holocaust victims?
Most Holocaust victims were all ages, from newborns and unborns to 100 year olds.
How many towns did the Holocaust take place in?
The Holocaust affected all areas of Europe under Nazi rule and that of their puppet state and some of their allies, such as Romania and Croatia.
How many killing sites were there in the Holocaust?
There were over 100 killing sites
What was the fate of Sweden's Jews during the Holocaust?
They were safe as Sweden was never under Nazi rule.
