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Holocaust
The genocide of approximately 6 million European Jews during World War II planned by Adolf Hitler.
11,094 Questions
Why did Hitler and his nazi party want all the Jews eliminated?
They held the Jews responsible for Germany's hard times.
The Nazis thought Germans were part of a "superior race," and inferior people should be killed because they were holding back the superior people. This is actually a theme that is repeated frequently throughout history, whenever some people decide that they are better than some other people, no matter the reason.
Are you treated differently in a federal prision than in a state prision?
It actually depends on what crim you did?
How were Jews treated before the war?
Much of Europe was very antisemitic (Germany was initially not the worst offender in this regard) and laws restricting what they could and couldn't do were very specific; things like how and where they could be educated, when they could go to certain places, what they were allowed to do.
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In many European countries Jews were full citizens from about 1870 (or earlier in some countries) till the Nazis came to power. The main countries that still had anti-Jewish laws in this period were Russia, Poland, Hungary, Romania, and Spain. In practice things were hard for Jews in some occupations, but that's not the same as a legal ban or quota.
When the Nazis came to power in Germany in 1933 they imposed discriminatory legislation, and later began killing European Jews in vast numbers.
Elie the weasel never saw the inside of any German work camp, in fact he is a liar and if he wants to sue me for calling him that I will be more than happy to provide my details.
What is The Triumph of Galatea?
painting by Raphael Sanzio, its a apotesis of Galtea sourrounded by nymphs, mermans and cupids.
what do you think is the most effective and efficient way to protect and insure the rights of the consumers.
How many pages are in the book I Have Lived A Thousand Years by livia bitton Jackson?
There are 234 pages in I Have Lived A Thousand Years.
Birkenau was the new camp.
They would get there by foot. At the time that they would travel from one to the other, it would be during the construction phase, ie. when they were still building brick buildings and the railway line would not go all of the way into Birkenau, it would still be uninhabitted. Their first impression would be that it was boring, there would have been a large field with some buildings on it and a tree line in the distance.
What are some interesting facts about Canada?
1. Canada has ten provinces and three territories
2. There is a larger population in the state of California then the whole Country of Canada
3. The main languages of Canada is French and English
4. Canada is the USA's number one Oil Supplier
5.During 9/11 Canada Housed over 20,000 Americans when the USA shut down their airlines
6.Canada used to be a British Colony, Like some of the USA states.
7. 90% of Canada's Population is within 100 miles of the USA border
8. The coldest temperature recorded in North America was in Canada, at -80 degrees
9. Canada has Amazing Wildlife
10. Has fought allied with the USA countless of times
What should nations do to prevent another Holocaust?
As Nations and as individuals, we must all condemn intolerance.
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That is a little black and white, intolerance of certain things can better the nations, if you were to condemn intolerance, we would not have the colourful crowd among the world today. Yes, it is horrible the some people will not accept others for some reason, but it is the key to all of our differences.
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Parents and schools should do a better job to educate children from a young age to accept all human beings as equals. Parents and schools should educate children about the holocaust and all other genocides that happened in history and teach them in new ways to improve the world for all people. in my opinion we should all become one unified government and religion so that all people are created equal and there won't be any other political differences
Although like many Jews they Gypsy's were treated the worst (other than the Jews) because of their race. They were used as targets to the Nazi. They were also used as "special experiments" (In the Nazi Words) . Over 1.2 million people died in the Gypsy culture. They were so hated by even other prisoners.
How many Jews were still alive after the Holocaust including the ones not in death camps all along?
The number of Jewish survivors from concentration camps, labour camps and the like still alive at the end of World War 2 in Europe is estimated at 200,000. (Please see the related question).
However, if you are asking how many Jews in areas that were under Nazi rule at one time or other during World War 2 survived, the figure would be much higher - probably around 1.5 million.
There were two types of Sonderkommando; the German Sonderkommando and the Jewish Sonderkommando.
Essentially the word just means 'special squad', ie. a squad created for special duties.
The most famous is of course the Jewish Sonderkommando, as they were the squads employed in the extermination process.
Did Germany gain or loose money from the holocaust?
they actually lost money overall. They gained in the short term, but Jews had a disproportionately high influence on the economy, leading to a long term loss.
As of my last update in October 2023, Anna Lindtova does not appear to be a widely recognized public figure or a notable individual in popular culture, politics, or academia. It's possible that she is a private individual or a lesser-known figure. If you have specific context or details about her, I can help provide more relevant information.
