Holocaust

They weren't alone in what they did. But they were able to do this because of the promises and ideas of Hitler, plus the propaganda that made what they did possible. But the propaganda was the worst. They spread horrible, 100% false things about the Jews and others that were deemed inferior.

a place wheaa thy put Jewish ppl to burn thm.....

The most commonly used was Zyklon B, a cyanide-based pesticide.

Degesch was a chemical company consortium that manufactured the gas. It was owned 42.5% by IG Farben, 42.5% by Degussa, the rest by another company. Many chemical companies supplied components which went into the gas crystals. Dessauer did the actual manufacturing, the stabilizer came from IG Farben, the warning agent from Schering. Schering-Plough and IG Farben are still in business. US General Eisenhower had his headquarters in the IG Farben building immediately after Germany surrendered. The building had not been bombed.

Zyklon B is still manufactured, in Kolin in the Czech Republic, under the tradename Uragan D2, for use against insects and small animals.

The liquidation of Krakow ghetto was basically where the Nazi would round up all the Jews from the ghetto in the streets and divided you into two lines, able to work and useless which would determine whether you would be sent to a concentration camp were they would then squeeze all the possible hard labor or if you were to be sent to a death camp were your painful, neurotic demise is met whether in a gas chamber or the ride over. If anyone was to hide in the liquidation and to be found out they would be killed publicly on the spot, any accessory to this ''idea'' or others would be dragged along too; in a death of humility and shameful courageousness. God bless their tattered soles..

the only resident was Otto Frank, and Peter vann Dann. Anne died 2 days before they were let out.

In the Holocaust the Nazis did not 'release' Jews. Until August 1941 Jews in Germany and some German-occupied countries were allowed to emigrate, if they had somewhere to go to and could actually get there. In September 1941, they were forbidden to leave as there was a change of policy.

There is a book written about her, which I have. It is called The Hidden Girl: A True Story of the Holocaust. You can probably find it on Amazon or at a local bookstore.

Death was administrated in numerous horrible ways. They would send them to gas chambers, usually telling them they were showers. The Jewish would then be gassed to death. Another way was that they would just shoot them. Yet there was many more ways than this, the HOLOCAUST was a very tradgic event.

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In Poland, during the time of the Holocaust and when the Nazis were taking over Poland and other countries around Germany.

Before Hilter, the Germany government/economy has horrible. When campaigning, Hilter told Germany that he was going to get Germany tro be numnber one and on top. That's what won Hitler and the Nazis over--but unfortunately at the time Germans did not know Hilter was a fascist dictator---fascist coming the word fachish (sp?) a club like weapon and fascist meaning to smash everything for world domination

No, the name of this plan was the final solution.

· Sobibor - Extermination camp in Poland

· SS - German unit that carried out the destruction of Jews in Europe.

· Stroop, SS Major General Jurgen - Sentenced to death and executed in Poland in 1951.

· Stutthof - Concentration camp in Poland

Gas chambers, concentration camps, and cremation.

Young, fresh recruits in both armies were generally eager to fight. Experienced troops, however, knew better. C:

The Nazi's didn't really associate them with communism and capitilism. It was my understanding that the Germans didn't like the Jewish people because when the world including Germany suffered from the great depression, the Jewish people were able to stay well- off because they owned their own little stores. So the Germans were angry with them and thought that they were the reason every thing was bad with their economy. On the night of broken glass the Germans went to Jewish shops and destroyed them.

people lived and died, conditions were worse than ouside of the ghetto, but for a brief period people lived in a micro society

The Canadian restrictions on Jews were very strong prior to and during WW2. this period in history was beset with unemployment xenophobia not to mention very strong under currents of antisemitism which was prevalent no mater where you turned among populations with European Christian back grounds.

since 1930 the Canadian government had Alfreda immigration from Europe unless the immigrants had sufficient funds to support themselves on farms and to those with immediate family already in Canada. A year later the restrictions were narrowed to only allowing British and American citizens with independent means or who were in the farming, mining, lumbering, or logging industries were considered for residency. during WW2 there was no letup in the anti Jewish attitude and Canadian intake of Jewish people added up to about 1% of the total of displace jewelry admit ed into countries all over the world.

It was at Auschwitz, about 3-4 miles from the main site and was part of the vast Auschwitz complex of camps.

Most of the killing was done with machettes, and an estimated 800,000 victims were slaughtered in 3 months. This means that the view that killing on the scale and speed of the Holocaust was only possible in an industrial society, using industrial means, needs rethinking carefully.

Jews, Roma (gypsies), homosexuals, the mentally and physically disabled, and Slavic peoples were all brutally treated in Hitler's final solution. Other groups including the poor, 'promiscuous women,' and Russian POW's were dealt with harshly as well.

It sounds as if the phrase people of the past is quoted from somewhere. It is not a phrase generally used in connection with the Holocaust, so it would be helpful to have the souce and some background information.

Practically none, as they were not targets of the Holocaust.

the Nazis threw the Jews in concentration camp and would punish or kill them for following any of the Jewish holidays or traditions

All of the Allie countries had a big part in the liberation of France and it's surrounding regions, but Canada did have a big part to play.