Holocaust

Racism is not just one thing. It has been defined in many different ways over the years and from nation to nation and culture to culture. There are about as many different definitions of this term as there are people with opinions about it.

Functionally speaking, racism formally began when there was a common acceptance of the idea of race itself (circa 1600s).

The power dynamics and systematic and other forms of discrimination based on how people interpreted race existed long before the terms "race" or "racism" were ever coined. Long before racism became a word, there has been oppression which (like racism) is not merely about when one person hurts another person, but involve a structural or systematic use of cruel authority or power of one group over another.

The non-Jews who aided the escape of Jews from Germany in World War 2 are called "Righteous Among the Nations" by Yad Vashem, the Israeli Holocaust Memorial society.

The first Jewish stars used in Nazi-occupied Poland were often blue. Later, yellow was used as the standard colour, because that had been the most common colour for the 'Jewish badge' decreed by the Catholic church in 1215. (Some of the Nazis did a little homework).

When trainloads of people were brought to the camps. They were evaluated for strength. IF they were not strong or of some use to the camp - they were sent into buildings for 'showers' At this time they would use gas to exterminate those that were 'not desirable'.

It sounds as if you are thinking of Josef Mengele.

were there goog nazi and tride to help them how many and how good did they treat them

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the simple answer is: yes.

basically the only childern that were allowed were those in the family camps or the gypsy camp, where they were allowed to walk around their own camps freely.

but the problems with the question go a bit further. Though small childern were not generally allowed, if we were using deffinitions of the time, one was a child until the age of 21 or 25 depending upon where you were. Children as young as 14 could look able-bodied enough to seem capable of work, as such they were allowed to live, but were treated as an adult and subject to the same treatment.

The Germans and some Kurds

The oppression in China is based on the same human nature as the holocaust, racism. However, deaths caused by the oppression itself does not add up to the amount 6 million, the number of Jews killed by the Nazis. Direct Effects of the oppression include: the Chinese losing their self honour, the Chinese losing hundreds of tonnes of gold to foreign countries, the Chinese losing some of their most treasured ancient relics (comparable to the sentiment felt by westerners when reminded of the Mona Lisa), having hundreds of Chinese addicted to opium (the Chinese migrated to Australia and America during the gold rush and brought the opium with them so the Whites concluded that the Chinese are garbage who used drugs) and leaving the central government unable to tend to the nations problems. The indirect effect of the oppression is the Chinese having a weakened industrial system therefore not being able to equip their army properly against the Japanese invasion and occupation 1931-1945 which killed 23 million Chinese

People didn't want to believe it.

they would go to temporary displaced person's camps. When they were released from there they would be left to their own devices.

Often times it would be an item of comfort. A stuffed toy or doll they could cling to in times of fear or loneliness. Children that were separated from their parents would likely have a small memento from their parents. A small photo perhaps. Some parents left locks of their hair or a kerchief to be clutched while in hiding.

Other than starving, killing, torture, beating... not particular mean otherwise. Of course, that's just the SOLDIERS. If you count the people that he put into concentration camps, you have to include burning, gassing and medical experimentation. Some German companies still benefit from the experimentation on Jews and others who were locked up in the concentration camps. There is a certain brand of aspirin that I will not allow in my home because the company participated in human experimentation in the German Concentration camps. Yes. Quite.

Not at all - they lived in a state of constant fear.

do u like TEA AND CURMPETS AND SCONS and to play cricket lol give me your tears gypsy to protect me from evil GYPSY ... lol sorry iam a gypsy and iam relly bored

People were starving while the Aristocrats were living in luxury. So they finally had enough, stormed the Bastille, and then stormed the palace. They rounded up all the aristocrats and went on a bloody rampage by guillotining most of the aristocrats and their staff. This is when Napoleon Bonaparte, who was a Captain in the French Army, took over the command, became a general, and led the French revolution.

Hatred

Yes, although she was the one they sent out if they needed something.

Adolf Hitler was appointed as Chancellor by President Hindenburg on 30 January 1933.

The Jews had that symbol because David was, in their mind, their greatest king and Hitler made them put the star on to mock them.

Yes

This is merely the German word for actions, in the sense of special military or defense Tasks or projects, not really Battles or wars. It could refer to specific actions such as the Crystal Night of l938, the opening round of the Holocaust. The SS went to town and hit virtually every synagogue and many ancillary structures such as Jewish Community centers, in major cities in Germany, not only Berlin. the aim to harrass, and later kill the JEWS was paramount. So Aktionen would be a specific target- for example an attack on a Jewish Community center in the central part of Berlin. The SS used camouflaged code names to mask their intentions- Sonder Behandlung- lit, Special Handling- actually meant abuse and torture of prisoners!

in the book night how had moishe changed as a result of his experience