Germany in WW2

Adolf Hitler had 6 brothers in all. Only 3 of them lived. the three that dies were Gustav,(1885-87) [died from diphtheria] Ida (1886-88) [died from the measles] and Otto (born 1887) [died only a few days old]. Hitler's brothers including himself that did survive were Adolf, (1889-1945) Edmund, (1894-1900) and Paula. Out of Hitler's parents (Klara and Alois Hitler) six children only two, Adolf and Paula, survived into adulthood.

The only problem with using Germanic soldiers in the Roman army would be the language barrier, which was soon overcome. The German soldiers were loyal and because of their generally larger size, were often used as private bodyguards for emperors and members of the imperial families. If you are thinking of the Teutoburg disaster, that was an exception, and even in that case, several German leaders remained loyal to Rome and even tried to warn the Romans of the trouble.

They are known as Germans.

The color of 'star' made of fabric or paper given to the Jews in the Holocaust or Shoah were a golden yellow and are commonly referred to as a 'yellow star'.

However, in the Lager or Concentration Camp of Dachau, prisoners of other backgrounds, crimes or stances were given different color badges to denote what they were there for.

Gold/Yellow stood for the Jewish people

Purple stood for Religious Offenders (fundamentalists)

Green stood for Criminals

Red stood for Political Prisoners

Pink stood for Sexual Offenders, e.g. homosexuals, rapists, pedophiles etc

Brown stood for Illegal Immigrants

Dark Blue stood for 'Asocial ' Offenders: Behavior problems such as Mental Illness

White stood for 'Special Treatment'.

Those designated for 'special treatment' were doomed to torture and immense pain. Special treatment also referred to death or execution.

When Germany lost, they blamed it on not just the Jewish, but Christians, mentally retarded, homosexuals, and all other "flawed" people. Hitler didn't like the Jews because he wanted to enter an art college run by them.

When Anne receives her diary as a 13 birthday gift, she names it Kitty as a way to see it as a friend. She doesn't have any real friends so her diary becomes her friend in which she confides. When hiding from the gestapo with her family and a few other people, Anne meets a boy that lives there as well. They kind of become friends but other then him Anne Frank never really had any friends.

Roughly 11 million people were killed in the Holocaust. Six million Jews and five million non-Jews (Slavs, Gypsies, Homosexuals, Political Enemies, Jehova's Witnessesn, sympathetic citizens, etc). This figure includes the camps as well as the mass graves in the country sides, killings on the street, organized shootings (such as Babi Yar, etc.) and basically, any person singled out for their religion, plitical beliefs, or their sexual persuasion.

Roughly 10-11,000,000

5 million non-jews and 6 million jews total was 11 million

There is some controversy among historians as to whether or not Hitler's body was ever actually found. There was a lot of confusion and chaos, and there were rumors that the body found at the bunker was not that of the madman, and that the Russians stole the remains.

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Hitler claimed a wage of 30,000 ℳ and also a bonus of 18,000 ℳ tax free. when the rife president died he then took on his salary and bonus. he of course was given Eagle Eye on his 50th birthday as a present from the government. you can still go their as this property remains (visit their web site its very interesting). their is a restaurant their but a 2 hr walk as the road is now decommissioned. the marble mantel piece has been chipped away buy soldiers who raided the plaice for souvenirs but wholly remains and the brass lift is still in use. his vast array of paintings about to be put in his own museum was then put in storage during the war. This was later discovered and is now in trust still awaiting to be given to the right full owners. One third of these paintings have been given back to the owners who are mostly Juish but as the original owner has died they are given back to the family if the history can be obtained to do so. Most of these paintings were obtained by force or unlawful means, One such painting as just been returned to the family of the owner as he was killed by Himmler in a Jewish camp. Hitler was not only a mass murderer he was a thief and fraudulently stole money from the government by giving himself tax free properties stolen from the Jews. Hitler also received hundreds of thousands of ℳ from steal factories in the hope he would give them contracts for arms deals during the war. The biggest being Gus tin Crook he gave Hitler in 1933 to the end of the war, regular donations totaling just over 5 million ℳ . This bought Hitler the the Alpine home he dreamed of but latter turned this into the bear-culf . The Eagle's nest cost another 30 million ℳ to build, He actually only spent a few days their as he was scared of heights and hated the alpine air.

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Roughly eleven million + the many unaccounted for many cities the eye witnesses perished with the victims

In Europe military forced were closing in on Germany and Hitler committed suicide along with his new bride former lover. This called the end of war.

In Japan the two droppings of atom bombs made Japan surrender.

Edith Frank was sent to the women's camp at Auschwitz (Birkenau) and died there at the end of January, 1945 of exhaustion and starvation.

Germany invaded Poland, Holland, Denmark, Belgium, Norway, France, Russia, Yugoslavia, Greece, Tunisia, and Libya. It occupied the Rhineland, Austria, and Czechoslovakia before hostilities began, and Italy after Italy surrendered to the allies.

The convoy system helped avoid U-boat attacks due to its sheer size, and the difficulty that U-boats had when positioning to attack a large number of ships.

The insane lunatic had the poor people shot and or tortured, this included Homosexuals/other religions I guess especially Jewish/Gypsies/people with disabilities probably/other races maybe. and so he may have had gays arrested or killed.
Homosexuals were killed under Hitler dictatorship.

While the start of the war is generally held to be September 1st 1939, with the German invasion of Poland, it was on September 3rd 1939, that England; Scotland; Wales; Northern Ireland; France; Canada and Australia officially declared war on Germany. The official German surrender was signed at Rheims in France on May, 7th 1945.

Anne Franks favorite color was Green, I remember I read it in a book about her.

They were angry because Henry had, at a stroke, removed the pope as the main religious leader in England, From that time on the reigning monarch was to be the leader and protector of the English church.

im not 100 percent sure about the best but i know that the closer to the bone the more it hurts so like getting one on your ribs will hurt more than getting one in the middle of your stomache

2.. sorry but the first guy don't know your gut hurts like there's no tomorrow it's painful your ribs do hurt he was right for that but the best place for less pain would be your bicep your forearm is one of the best spots to get tattooed but it's more painful your elbow hurts like hell more than your gut your chest is one of the worst spots ever your back hurts but not that bad the crack of your arm hurts but not bad your armpit is nuts but all tats hurt your having millions of holes put into your skin but i know all these places cause I've had them done but you could prolly take all the place i named i know i sat through 5 hours at least for each of em well actually 5 hours was my smallest tattoo 12 hours was the biggest ANYWAY DONT WORRY ABOUT THE PAIN JUST GO GET TATTOOED WHERE EVER YOU WANT lol

No, he killed himself because he lost WWII.

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Anne Frank had a terribly hard time living in the Secret Annexe. She had to eat spoiled and poor meals nearly for all of time she spent in the Secret Annexe. She had to face the situations that came up everyday within the annexe. She faced the contradictions of Mrs. Vann Daan that did not like her. Mrs. Vann Daan said that Anne was spoiled and not raised properly. She also is a witness to seeing Mrs. Vaan Daan flirt with her father which upsets Anne in a large way. In hiding she felt lonely, sad, guilty, worried for her friend in the concentration camps and for her own life being discoverd. She felt what it was like to have a boyfriend-Peter vann Daan. She had times to laugh and cry time to think and worry. She had times of happiness and much sadness. She even felt like she betrayed her own race (Jews) for sleeping in a warm bed and being safe while her freinds were in the cold of the night in camps dying. Her emotions were a true rollercoaster as I would expect of a 13 year old girl in hiding under Nazi rules.