IMPORTANT PEOPLE Adolf Eichman Eichman was a lieutenant colonel in the Gestapo. Being such an important man as he was, Eichman was in charge of taking people to concentration camps. Eichman had a plan to create
Anne Frank
no it hurt the germenys reputation and killed 11million people
Some of the people that were hiding in the Holocaust died, while others were sent to concentration camps. Though brutal, some Jews survived.
Jews still remember the Holocaust and feel that it is important because so many people died for no reason! ___ For many, the Holocaust has become a key element of Jewish identity.
Many Jewish people were too traumatized even to mention the Holocaust and what they had gone through, but when some of them heard people say that the holocaust never happened they overcame theri traumas and told their stories, or of the stories of their families.
Anne Frank
Some people helped individuals during the Holocaust. Nobody tried to 'prevent the Holocaust' - even the Allies did not try to do that.
Adolf Hitler and Jewish people
Basically everyone.
it is a centre for research, allowing us to know and understand more about the Holocaust and the people within the Holocaust.
the victims no one is trying to remember the perpetrators
no it hurt the germenys reputation and killed 11million people
The 'majority of the people' were not asked or even informed about the Holocaust.
This is a very subjective question and there will be many opinions, for me; the most important fact about the Holocaust is that different places/people will use the Holocaust to promote their own ends. To find out the truth it is best to go to the centre; Yad Vashem is the main and best source for the Holocaust.
Some of the people that were hiding in the Holocaust died, while others were sent to concentration camps. Though brutal, some Jews survived.
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Jews still remember the Holocaust and feel that it is important because so many people died for no reason! ___ For many, the Holocaust has become a key element of Jewish identity.