Hitler thought that if the people had a scapegoat, and a certain people group to hate, they would be better united, and thus be better followers in a Dictatorship.
Untied States was one of the many countries whom at at first did not help during the holocaust
No, the Holocaust took place during World War 2. The Holocaust refers to the Nazi genocide of the Jews in 1941-1945: it is not a nickname for either of the World Wars.
holocost .... Learn how to spell... it's the Holocaust
Camps in the Syrian desert were used by the Ottoman Empire during the Turkish genocide of the Armenians in 1915-1917.
Oh, dude, that's a tricky one. So, technically, the Holocaust refers to the genocide of six million Jews by the Nazis during World War II. While there were atrocities in China during that time, like the Nanjing Massacre, it's not typically included in the Holocaust death toll. So, to answer your question, zero people were killed during the Chinese Holocaust within the context of the Jewish Holocaust.
The Holocaust during WW2 and the Rwandan genocide in 1994.
There isn't really any difference, the Holocaust just refers to the genocide of the Jews during WW2, so the Holocaust was a genocide, it just refers to a specific one.
the holocaust was not a "war" it was the result of a genocide of millions of people during wwll
There is no difference between the two, the Holocaust just refers to the genocide of the Jews during WW2.
genocide
yes they were! they were being slaughtered by the Nazis who followed Hitler during the great genocide that is the holocaust
Untied States was one of the many countries whom at at first did not help during the holocaust
Genocide is the mass murder of people of a particular race or origin. The Holocaust was the mass murder of the jews, a group of people sharing in many cases a race or common origin.
The Jews were the main target in Germany. The German genocide is also called the Holocaust.
yes, others were also less simply killed.
The correct spelling is holocaust. When used to describe the genocide of Jews and other ethnic populations during World War II, it is capitalized Holocaust.
No, the Holocaust took place during World War 2. The Holocaust refers to the Nazi genocide of the Jews in 1941-1945: it is not a nickname for either of the World Wars.