No. In 1933 when a number of SS men were charged with murder for killing the inmates of concentration camps, Himmler intervened. He not only had all the charges dropped but established the principle that SS men were immune from prosecution for killings of concentration camp inmates.
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This question doesn't make sense. Do you mean "what was the cause of the Holocaust?" Do you mean "who was responsible for the Holocaust?" Rephrase the question.
Where did the events of the Holocaust span?
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There was no guerilla warfare in connection with the Holocaust.
laws regarding the Holocaust were made retrospectively, as Hitler found out about what happened in the Holocaust, he backdated orders so that the actions were made to be legal.
no we are doing it in school but they were thinking about it ___ With reference to the above, who is the "they" who is talking about such a ban? Nobody in the U.S. has any legal authority to "ban discussing the Holocaust". A ban of that kind would be a violation of the constitution - and how on earth would such a ban be enforced?
no it hasn't but it has in other countries
No nobody has a right to do such a thing to anyone because of there race Germany made it leagel during the hol ocaust
By the time the Holocaust began the Nazis were not too bothered with questions of legality. In any case, concentration camps and extermination camps had been placed outside the law already in June 1933. They just went ahead with it.
The Holocaust
No, the Holocaust had no legal basis whatsoever. It was simply based on the well known psychopathic principle of "We do what we can get away with". (In the very early days of Nazi rule some SS men were charged with murder, but Himmler had the charges dropped and obtained immunity from prosecution for concentration camp staff under ordinary German laws. Coroners were also prevented from investigating deaths in camps).
The Holocaust wasn't a war. Please see the related questions.
To remember the Holocaust.
The Holocaust is a concept not a person.
One aspect of the Holocaust is murder, there was a lot of killing in the Holocaust.
Nobody.Genocide as a legal concept was new and was not used in the postwar trials.'The Germans' collectively were never charged with anything, as the Allies rejected collective guilt as a legal concept.In trials of individuals, other charges were used.