Holocaust

The Nazis got a lot of help, there were many volunteer SS regiments and for example many of the SS guards at the gas chambers at Auschwitz were Ukrainians.

Hitler really hated all the Arabs, Muslims, Jews, Gypsies and the other Christians that is why he planned to killed them.

As stated above, Hitler hated allot of peoples, even the Japanese were not really his type of Ally. In fact he remarked once that the planned Olympic Games to be held in Tokyo, would depend on how he was feeling. For practical purposes, his main efforts would surely have been concentrated on the Jewish people. It's doubtful he planned mass executions of other major groups of peoples.

The main ones were a lack of; food, shelter, sanitation and work.

The question presumes that slavery was worse, however the counter is true. The treatment received by those incarcerated by the Nazis was far worse than most American and especially British slaves ever encountered. Aside from transport from Africa, the slaves, in America at least, experienced a standard of living far above that of the average white subsistence farmer. Slaves had inherent worth. While they were treated largely as livestock, the represented an huge investment on the part of plantation owners, far more than that earned by average yearly wages for the common worker.

Those arrested by the Nazis and placed in the camps cost the Nazis nothing to acquire. While there was some investment in transport, camp construction, wages of troops and guards, and final dispositions of those terminated, the resources generated by the free labor was substantially more.

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The gas vans were moveable gas chambers which were used in most of the death camps, they were adapted from the T-4 programme.

There is a controversy in the Jewish community as to whether the Holocaust reached Iraq. While Hitler and Nazi Germany never successfully invaded or conquered any part of Iraq, the Iraqi leadership, especially the Golden Square Officers and the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, were Nazi sympathizers and met with key Nazi leaders (including Hitler himself). They did plan to murder a large segment of the Iraqi Jewish population but were effectively prevented from doing so by the British. However, on Shavuot 1941, there was a massive pogrom in Baghdad called the Farhud which resulted in 200 Jewish fatalities and thousands of seriously wounded Jewish persons. The Farhud was organized by the very same Nazi Sympathizers in Iraq. Jews agree on most of the above details.

The controversy is over whether or not the Farhud and the policies brought about by the Golden Square and the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem qualify as an extension of the Holocaust. Those who say it does liken it to the Croatian and Romanian massacres of Jews which were run independently of the main Nazi Holocaust by Nazi sympathizers in those countries. Those who say it does not consider the Farhud a part of the History of Iraq and the result of the growing Anti-Semitism directed at Iraqi Jews because of their position in the British colonial government.

There is no debate concerning Iran; the Holocaust did not reach Iran.

It was not only German citizens, it was citizens from most countries of occupied Europe. In fact German citizens did less to help than most, Jews from Germany were mainly deported to the ghettos, rather than the death camps, also there were actually (some)protests in Germany over the deportations.

Some countries did have the normal citizens affect the deportations: In Finalnd after 8 Jewish refugees were deported there were popular protests and no more Jews were taken. In Denmark the ordinary citizens helped Jews escape from the Nazis. But in France (for example) Jews were rounded up by the French.

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Well known holocaust victims include Elizabeth Rothschild, Maria Skobtsova, and Leslie Howard.

The holocaust (large scale Nazi slaughter of Jews, and others) ended in 1945 when the Nazi government of Germany surrendered to the Allies. Depending on how you count, it began in 1935, when restrictive laws were first passed in Germany, or in 1939 when Poland was invaded, or in 1941, when Russia was invaded. At each stage, the r3esources devoted to the camps and killing increased.

Almost every group was not a target in the Holocaust. Jews were the target, you could also argue that gypsies were a target also.

By moving them to concentration camps, hidden from public view. They were shot, suffocated with poison gas, or killed in medical experiments (along with plain old starvation, exposure to bad weather, disease, and overwork)

Shoah.

About 13,500 Jews died, however, they did not die IN the camp, they died after being moved to the Theresienstadt camp.

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No.

The nuremberg trials were held after the war, when several of the officers were take to court for war crimes and crimes against humanity.

The Jewish people were crowded into ghettos. They were crammed into cattle cars for deportation to concentration camps. Once there, they were stripped of their belongings, crowded into barracks, and starved. They were used as slave labor as long as they could work. Many died of diseases such as typhus. When the workers had outlived their usefulness, if they managed to live that long, they were stripped naked and asphyxiated by cyanide gas. The bodies were then cremated in huge ovens, or buried together in mass graves.

Rabbit blood and cocaine were in the handkerchief that made it impossible to search for the hidden Jews. When the dogs smelled the rabbit blood they thought it was meat so basically they chewed up the handkerchief. The cocaine made it impossible to search for the hidden Jews because when they smelled the cocaine, the cocaine numbed their noses so they could not smell anything. Because a cocaine is a type of drug, the dogs were in a lot of pain that many dogs died.

Many of the groups the Nazis victimized - Jews, Communists, homosexuals - were held in contempt by many German people. Also, many Germans benefitted financially from the Holocaust.

about ten thousand, though of those sent to the camps for other crimes many may have been homosexual.

Kristallnacht was not a turning point for living conditions, they were the same afterwards.

The Nazi forces would check houses for hidden Jews each day. If the Nazis thought the people in the homes acted weird, they would return many times to a single home each day.

There were no 'The' three, but three phases were: persecution, segregation and extermination.

No, the Holocaust was extermination (mass murder). The victims had not been charged with anything or been tried for anything.

You could say not at all, but because he knew about it and had a position of authority within the government that was perpetrating the Holocaust; you could say that he holds some responsibility.

Hell no, many people hated Jews for thousands of years, mainly Christians hated Jews due to different religious believes.