Holocaust

Having not been alive at the time, I am looking for a scholars answer to my question.

Hitler had been rejected in his creative endeavors and it was a Jewish person that turned him down. He was very bitter and publicized that Jews were the problem for about everything he could think of.

No matter how hard it was back then for A German-non Jew and a Jewish person to get along, it was nothing like that Hitler would describe.

Whether the Jews ways were hated enough to start such atrocities is unbelievable offensive to even think of.

Who believes your statement is someone who thinks peaty community differences effect there narcissistic way of live.

The final solution.

one would be that 'the allies are coming'

or 'the war will be over soon'

They used gas chambers. Other times they let them die from starvation, disease, and beatings. Sometimes they had work accidents, were thrown into the furnace, and some were even forced to dig their own grave. Some were shot in a line, others died during death marches, some just lost the will to live, some prisoners tried to escape and a dog killed them or they were shot for trying to escape.

around 60,000

• The Soviet Army was approaching Auschwitz and the SS guards knew they could expect no mercy at all if they were captured.
• The SS wanted to cover up what had happened there.
• The SS also wanted to prevent the liberation of the prisoners, and therefore took them on death marches to other camps inside Germany.

It was a deliberate attempt to exterminate an entire people/race.

Lublinn Ghetto, Belzyce, Krasnik, Budyzn, Wieliczka, Plaszow, somwhere, Auschwitz-Birkenau, and Brunnlitz

Hard to say as it was generally not the work that killed them, rather (for example) if they no longer had the strengh they would be beaten to death, or sent to a death camp.

No; margarine is made out of soy beans, not dead people.

If you were a Jew and you got caught without the Star of David, you would either be killed, or tortured.

It is very easy to moralize about this in vague, general terms (and get very worked up in the process). However, unless one gives specific, practical suggestions and discusses their viability it is rather fruitless, especially as none of the countries was functioning as a free agent in a vacuum. From 1940 onwards many European countries were under German rule and in no position to do anything as countries.

Most of Europe has electricity, along with the United States, Canada, portions of Mexico, Egypt, China, Russia, Australia, New Zealand. In most other countries the major cities had electricity.

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The fences around the concencentration camps were electified ...

I interpret this many ways but these are a few of my reasons..

1. to show the innocence and hopefulness (colourfulness rather than dull and gloomy b+w) of the jews, predominantly children during the holocaust.

2. red has connotations of danger and blood and violence and horror. for it to be the only colour in the movie signifies these things.

3. We see it on a young girl, and we follow her through the town and under her bed to hiding. she is active and we familiarise with the character, and then we see the red coat on a death wagon. by getting the audience to become attached to the character and then for them to be killed makes the process more realistic, and more tragic.

4. to give the movie an artistic element, and show that it is a recent productional recount, not a classic movie.

im only 16 so im sorry if these arent very scientific or in depth :)

Goy or Gentile are words that can be used to mean non-Jew.

In the Holocaust, in Germany in WWII, all non-Jews would become called 'Aryans' (whether they fitted the description of an ideal Aryan or not)

The Japanese Gestapo - or Kempeitai - were very similar to the Gestapo in the way they operated, but had been around for much longer than the Gestapo (1881-1945).

Their numbers were considerably larger than that of the Gestapo, however - about 70,000, compared to the Gestapo's 32,000.

Yes, because Neo-Nazis had RPG-7 Or AK-47.

Belief, or the lack of it does not determine one's innocence or guilt.

This is because she wants to hide the Jews.

Jes were taken to concentration camps where they built walls around it; literally building their own prison. They were slept in tiny spaces and rationed shockingly tiny portions of food per MONTH. The peopel who were good workers lived longer; people who didn't die of starvation or other diseases did not. The sick, lae, useless or weak were first pushed through dark corridors. The reached a blackroom and were lockd in. They were in fact sealed in the back of a van and then gassed to death with carbon monoxide. Then the gas chambers were developed. It was a shocking and appaling crime.

No, there are rumours that Hitler's grandfather might have been Jewish but no historian believes this to be the case.

The German Nazis murdered Jews because Hitler led the Germans to believe that the Jews were the source of Germany's economic troubles, and that eliminating them would fix this, as well as other things, such as creating a pure breed of Germans, etc.

Yes. There were more Jews than there were high-ranking members of the Nazi Party. However, the Wehrmacht (the German Army) was much larger than either group. The reason that the Nazis were able to commit the atrocities that they did was that there was minimal resistance to their plans and the Jews were unarmed, which made them easier targets.

Shmuel was the name given to the character. The book was not based on a real incident, the character was not named for a real person.