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Holocaust
The genocide of approximately 6 million European Jews during World War II planned by Adolf Hitler.
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Why were the Jewish people victims of the Nazis in the WW2 if the Illuminati control the world?
First, the Jews were not the only victims of the Nazis, just the largest and most commonly known.
Second, the Illuminati does not control the world. Never did. The Illuminati was founded in 1776 by Adam Weishaupt and were shut down in 1785 by the Duke of Bavaria and Pope Pius VI.
No one group controls the world, and this is why there are such conflicts as WW2.
Why did the Germans estabalish a Jewish council or judenrat in each ghetto?
So that the Jews would be the ones responsible for administering the ghettos.
Why did Hiter want to eliminate all Jews?
He saw them as subhuman and a threat to the human/Aryan race.
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What were some differences between the Holocaust and the civil rights movement?
A civil war is, simply put, a war between citizens of the same country. Be it a division that falls along political, racial, gender, geographic region, or any other lines, if it is involves citizens of the same country who are at war with each other it is classified as a civil war. Civil Wars generally are fought for political independence (or dominance) of each side - they may or may not result in a splitting of the original country, but those wars where secession is a stated goal of one side (not just an outcome) are generally always considered a Civil War.
A revolution is a war fought to overthrow or rid yourself of a government in order to establish a new one. The old government may be indigenous, or may be external (i.e. colonial). In general, the main point of a revolution is to completely overthrow the existing government and replace it with a native government, NOT to split the country. Revolutions can be civil wars, but civil wars do not have to be revolutions.
For more clarity, here are examples:
The American Revolution was fought between citizens of the American Colonies, which, while nominally British subjects, did not consider themselves Englishmen. The "Americans" fought a revolution against their current government, which was British, as the purpose was to replace the entire government of the Colonies with a whole new government, independent of Great Britain.
The American Civil War is not a revolution, but a civil war. It was between two major political factions; in this case, one faction decided that it wanted to self-govern. It is classified as a civil war because (a) it was solely between citizens of one country (b) the point was political independence of one group, NOT the wholesale replacement of the national government for the entire country and (c) secession was a stated goal
The Chinese Civil War (1927-1950) is both a revolution and a civil war. It would be considered a civil war due to it being conflict between the Chinese themselves, specifically over the form of national government which would be used (republican or communist). It should be considered a revolution due to the fact that the goals of each side were dominance of the entire national government - that is, the struggle was over who should set the character of the national government, not for specific political rights or powers of individual groups. The fact that another war against an external aggressor (the Second Sino-Japanese War, which overlapped with World War 2) was also fought during that same time period does not change the nature of the overall revolutionary civil war being fought simultaneously.
Another distinguishing factor in modern times is that Civil War is often used to refer to any conflict with fighting on a large scale (even if it might be more properly termed a revolution), while a Revolution refers to a significant change of the type of government, and does not specifically have to include actual fighting (cf. the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia).
When the Jews were in hiding what would they do?
They read books, cooked for each other and took care of one another. An example of a group of Jewish people that were in hiding is Anne Frank and her family.
Anne and her sister Margot were teenagers at the time. Anne loved writing in her diary and researching members of royalty. Margot passed the time immersing hersel in her studies. Otto read Charles Dickens novels and tracked the progress of the allied forces. Edith read her prayer books and kept a close eye on her daughters- she was very worried about them.
How many work camps were there in the holocaust?
There were about 20 Concentration Camps, but there were many sub-camps.
When did the Final Solution end and why?
There is no official date, but it definitively ended on 8 May, 1945 (Victory in Europe Day).
What does Kristellnacht mean and what occurred on that night?
it means chrystal night, and it was a night Hitler had his minions go around to Jewish shops and synogaugs breaking all the windows to frighten the Jews. hope this helps you..
What were gravel pits used for?
The gravel pits were used to kill the Jewish people, to burn them, or to shot them. But mostly to burn them. The gravel pits were used to kill the Jewish people, to burn them, or to shot them. But mostly to burn them.
the Jews did nothing wrong. its was just after the first world war and Germany was in a terrible state the NAZI party rose to power and Adolf Hitler blamed the Jews on the state of Germany. that is why the Germans built the concentration camps so they could make the Jews suffer how the Germans thought the Jews made their country suffer.
they were told which streets to live in, then they had to build walls around them.
What was the process used by the perpetrators in the holocaust?
The purpose was to murder 6 million Jews of Europe and to remove the disabled, gay, and elderly as well as any dissenting people. In 1933 approximately 9.5 million Jews lived in Europe comprising 1.7% of the total European population. This number represents more than 60% of the World's Jewish population at that time of an estimated 15.3 million. The majority of Jews in prewar Europe lived in Eastern Europe. The largest was Poland with about 3,000,000 Jews. In Central Europe the largest Jewish population was in Germany with about 525,000 people and Western Europe the largest population was in Great Britain with 300,000. Before the Nazi seizure in 1933 Europe had a diverse set of Jewish cultures. In less than a decade two out of every three Jews would be dead.
How many Jews were held in the Lodz Ghetto Poland?
When the Lodz Ghetto was sealed off in May 1940 it had 164,000 Jews. As they died more were brought in ... but the figure fluctuated.
How many people have survived from smoking?
- Around 5.4 million deaths a year are caused by tobacco.
* Smoking is set to kill 6.5 million people in 2015 and 8.3 million humans in 2030, with the biggest rise in low-and middle-income countries.
* Every 6.5 seconds a current or former smoker dies, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
* An estimated 1.3 billion people are smokers worldwide (WHO).
- Over 443,000 Americans (over 18 percent of all deaths) die because of smoking each year. Secondhand smoke kills about 50,000 of them.
- 1.2 million people in China die because of smoking each year. That's 2,000 people a day.
- Tobacco use will kill 1 billion people in the 21st century if current smoking trends continue.
- 33 percent to 50 percent of all smokers are killed by their habit.
* Smokers die on average 15 years sooner than nonsmokers.
Thats all I know. I don't know about how much people survived smoking. :)
Who were the kapos and why is their participation in the maltreatment of the Jews so troubling?
The Kapos were part of the Nazi SS apparatus for maintaining the Concentration Camps. As opposed to the SS, most of the Kapos were gentiles, conscripted from among the violent criminal or political prisoners in the camps. They functioned as enforcers in the camps in order to keep the system organized. The Kapos were well-known for the vile way that they treated people in their care, often cajoling them and beating them. The Kapos were also in competition with each other and for the SS's "affection" to prevent them from being demoted to the status of ordinary prisoner, which would usually result in them being killed by their fellow inmates.
It is hard to classify their behavior as troubling, in the situation that they were in they were given the option to beat someone else, or be beaten themselves. It was the price that they had to pay for some power, some extra food and other perks. It was a job that nobody turned down.
There were some Jewish Kapos and there were some who treated people in their charge much better, only pretending to beat their charges when the guards passed by.
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