Holocaust

A person who takes part in the Holocaust is commonly referred to as a perpetrator or collaborator. These terms indicate their active involvement in the atrocities committed during that time.

Yes, for example a group of Jews came to the United States on boats and explained to us what was happening but we didnt believe them and since they were " illegal aliens" we sent them back and didnt allow them into our country. or at least this is what ive learned from my teacher.

good question

again it suffers from definition:

do you go by who the Nazis considered German? or by who considered themselves German? as you have a few hundred thousand German Jews who were stripped of their status as Germans, but none the less were nothing else.

Very few of the political prisoners or (non-Jewish) criminals died in the death camps as they were mainly in the concentration camps. The Gypsies mainly died in the death camps, but the disabled mainly died elsewhere.

so this answer may not help much, but hopefully it will help you with the issues

You need to give a timeframe ... Do you mean while it was going on or now or since 1945?

Josef Mengele got the twins at Auschwitz when they first arrived and are unloaded from the train platform, he would do the selections and if he found a pair of twins he would take them from their family's and treat them with care until he killed them and then did his dissection of them.

Janusz Korczak, a Polish-Jewish educator and writer, died in the gas chambers of the Treblinka extermination camp during World War II. It is believed that he died with around 200 children from his orphanage, whom he refused to abandon.

No, the death of a species as a result of natural causes or environmental changes is not referred to as extermination. Extermination typically refers to intentional and systematic actions by humans to completely eliminate a species from a particular area or from the planet.

The event that influenced the Nazi mass roundup of Jews, known as the Holocaust, was Adolf Hitler's rise to power and the implementation of his antisemitic ideology in Nazi Germany. Hitler's hatred toward Jews and his belief in Aryan supremacy led to the implementation of policies that targeted, persecuted, and ultimately resulted in the genocide of six million Jews during World War II.

In deciding whether Dietrich Bonhoeffer was good, consider the following. Bonhoeffer was a German theologian who was imprisoned in 1943 and indeed put to death by the Nazis ( by Himmler's order) in 1945 for plotting to kill Hitler. This plot was made more urgent by, in particular, the 'Krystalnacht' in 1938 which saw widespread destruction of Jewish worship places and businesses, and the capture and imprisonment of 35 000 Jews by the Nazi's. He had been opposed to National Socialism from the outset as it stood against the basic values important to him - truth, decency and justice - and he was deeply ashamed of his fellow countrymen. He reportedly earned a great deal of respect in prison - even from his guards who smuggled his papers out of prison, some of which now exist in the form of Letters and Papers From Prison. He is reported to have been quite fearless in the face of certain death, being motivated by a strong sense of what was for the greater good.

Lampshades made from human skin were allegedly made at the Buchenwald camp, ostensibly at the behest of Ilse Koch, wife of the camp Kommandant.

However, although photographs exist of items of tattooed leather that appear to be of human origin, the fact was never established in subsequent trials. Crages relating to these items were dropped for lack of evidence.

In many countries, teaching about the Holocaust is mandated by the curriculum. It is considered an important historical event that promotes tolerance and understanding, and teaches students about the consequences of hate and prejudice. However, the specific requirements vary between jurisdictions.

It is difficult to determine the exact number of families that were separated during the Holocaust. Millions of families were torn apart as a result of deportation, forced labor, imprisonment, and death. The Holocaust caused immense trauma and devastation for countless families, and the impact is immeasurable.

The Gestapo was Hitlers secret police and the Gestapo was one of the key parts in support in hitlers rise to power along with the SA because like the SA, They influence terror to people who opposed the Nazis or didn't support them.

Expert estimate that up to 25 million indigenous peoples inhabited north America prior to the arrival of the Europeans. By 1890, and the Wounded Knee Massacre , considered to be the last stand of the free Indian, census put the Americian Indian at just 250,000.

Those who deny the Holocaust often have various motivations, including anti-Semitic beliefs or ideologies, attempts to spread misinformation or propaganda to promote their own agenda, or denial of historical events to protect their own national or ideological identity. Additionally, some individuals may deny the Holocaust due to a desire to minimize or downplay war crimes and atrocities committed by their own country or group during World War II.

1. The systematic mass murder of the Amerians by the Ottoman Empire in 1915-1917 during World War War 1. Estimated death toll: about 1.2 million.

2. The Rwanda genocide in 1994, in which Hutu militias murdered about 800,000 Tutsis in three months.

Josef Mendele is not a well-known figure and there is limited information available about someone by that name. It is possible that he is a private individual or a lesser-known historical figure. More context or details would be needed to provide a more specific answer.

Though Aryan was a term used to describe a race of people, it was not used in any official capacity; no passports were stamped with 'Aryan'.

Those Germans who were not deemed to be in one of the less desirable groups, ie. 95% of Germans were treated well and profited from the suffering of the others.

It is estimated that around six million Jews were killed in the Holocaust, many of whom were refugees. In addition, millions of other groups, such as Romani people, disabled individuals, and political dissidents, also perished. The exact number of refugees among the Holocaust victims is not known, but it is believed to be significant.

There were approximately 5,000-6,000 children who lived in the Lodz Ghetto during the Holocaust. Tragically, the majority of them did not survive. It is estimated that only around 900 children from the ghetto survived until the end of the war.

Chaim Weitz Irena Sendler's first husband was Mieczyslaw Sendler. The marriage was dissolved, and she later married Stefan Zgrzembski.

The time it takes for a car to produce enough carbon monoxide (CO) to kill a person can vary depending on various factors, such as the size of the car's engine, speed, and conditions in which it is operating. In a closed garage, it can take as little as a few minutes for lethal levels to accumulate. It's important to remember that exposure to even low levels of CO over an extended period can also be dangerous.

The address of the Candles Holocaust Museum is: 1532 S 3Rd St, Terre Haute, IN 47802

The African Holocaust is a term that describes the period of the transatlantic slave trade, during which millions of Africans were forcibly enslaved and transported to the Americas. Enslaved Africans were subjected to various forms of violence and brutality, including physical abuse, torture, disease, and starvation. However, it is important to note that the majority of enslaved Africans did not die from intentional killing methods, but rather from the harsh conditions and mistreatment they endured.

The kindertransport happened as a result of the persecution of Jews by the Nazis during World War II. The program was organized to rescue Jewish children from Nazi-occupied countries, primarily Germany, Austria, and Czechoslovakia, and bring them to safety in Great Britain. It aimed to protect the children from the atrocities of the Holocaust and provide them with better opportunities for survival.