Holocaust

no, he is alleged to have died in one of the latin American countries

He was someone non important and you shouldnt worry about it.

The great Palestinian poet Mahmood Darwish. said, while reflecting on the loss of his homeland :" my homeland is a suitecase".

Well, One of the causes of World War 2 was the Holocaust, which is the discrimination of Jews. Adolf Hitler blamed Germany's defeat in World War 1 on the Jews and got many followers and soldiers called the Nazis. When Germany began to attack Jews in other countries, World War 2 began. [There were also a lot of other reasons why World War 2 started]. Anyway, World War 2 and the Holocaust were in the same time-frame. So basically, the discrimination of Jews was a cause of World War 2 and a problem going on in it. So, Jews weren't exactly outcasts because of World War 2. I think you're looking for information on the Holocaust. Try searching "Holocaust", on a search engine or asking, "What was the purpose of the Holocaust". You may find a more informative answer. However, if you're question was correct, try going back to line 2. Or even search the same question on ask.com. I hope this has been helpful.

When the concept of an internment camp was unveiled by Germany in 1934, Heinrich Himmler described it as a place where "...enemies of the Reich could be concentrated." The name stuck, and they were known as concentration camps for the duration of the war.

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Marty Robbins to the Rolling Stones and the Clash, David excels in many musical genres.

As a child, David was already entertaining audiences on

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Twenty One, as told in the movie Quiz Show. As a teenager David abandoned the spotlight, attended

high school and worked at various odd jobs.

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Jews hid in order to avoid deportation to death camps in Eastern Europe.

The majority were killed shortly after arrival; the others were worked to death.

Ebi Gruenblatt was liberated and was alive as of 2007.

See this newspaper article which details Gruenblatt's story.

a Bunker is simply an underground manned structure. They were used in both World Wars as concealed command posts, and were equipped with various types of communications gear as field radios, telephones wire-facilities and so on. Hitler committed suicide in his command bunker near Berlin. Bunkers are not specific to the Holcaust period, but have been a warfare appliance over many centuries, related might be escape tunnels. Troops and civil officials assigned to bunker duty got some of the same psychological problems as submarine men, claustrophobia- shack fever, constant fear of the enemy closing in- and a sort of disjunction - if that is a word- a disconnect- with the outside world from the closed bunker position. Take some civil indoor jobs and amplify things to the violent conditions of warfare! Combat neurosis could happen easily in a bunker from the closed-up situation, something only rarely talked about in WW2 novels.

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In November of 1944, in the face of the approaching allied Red Army, Himmler ordered gassings to stop and for a "clean-up" operation to be put in place in order to conceal traces of the mass murder and other crimes that they had committed. The Nazi's destroyed documents and dismantled, burned down or blew up the vast majority of buildings.

The orders for the final evacuation and liquidation of the camp were issued in mid-January 1945. The Germans left behind in the main Auschwitz camp, Birkenau and in Monowitz about 7,000 sick or incapacitated who they did not expect would live for long; the rest, approximately 58,000 people, were evacuated by foot into the depths of the Third Reich.

SS guards, these 58,000 men and women prisoners were led out of Auschwitz from January 17-21. Many prisoners lost their lives during this tragic evacuation, known as the "Death March."

Eugenics programs often target racial minorities and people with disabilities. The idea behind this is to remove these people from the gene pool.

liberation.

Six Million or so Jewish people were killed, Lord knows how many had injuries or health problems in surviving or escaping. All of this is taken at face value. It is interesting that the Holocaust descendants rarely go into personal angles- to put a human face on this suffering. Anne Frank is a notable exception. One does not find Omnibus volumes in a positive note- say- Holocaust survivors of World War II, but nearly every other aspect of the war is treated in such a fashion, to get different points of view. One guess ( and you don"t find any roll calls or honor rolls in public places- unlike conventional casualties of wars) is that the stories would somewhat conflict and weaken the argument- Box the compass before setting the course! They will talk evasively and come up with odd but feasible counterarguments- like ( there is a huge crowd at Journal square, how many people could you identify?) and a tendency is there to get vague on the details- simply ( my whole family was deported). They agree on the big figures, but tend to break down ( not psychologically) on finer points.

no, there was no need to go to extraordinary methods.

there were no hate groups as we know them, the Nazi party offered enough prejudice that anyone who was inclined to be hateful could either be with them or against them and fulfill their needs.

The dislike of Homosexuals was quite universal. It was only about ten years ago that the US lifted the ban on homosexuals in the armed forces, and equal rights for homosexuals are still not universal.

In the early 1930s The Jews (know as Juden in Germany) were ostracized, made second class citizens, had their businesses boycotted and they had to wear the Star of David on their arms so everyone knew they were Judens. Also children were vicious to the Jewish kids in school.

Later in the decade the Jews lost their businesses, they were rounded up and taken to Ghettos or Concentration Camps or they fled the country. Some went into hiding.

The Third Reich had come up with a total elimination of the Jews called "The Final Solution." It was an order by Hitler to kill off all the Jews in Europe. He was the worst type of racist. He not only had them killed he stole their money, valuables, homes, businesses and the gold from their teeth. He stashed it away and used a lot of the Jews' money to fund his horrendous war.

You really need to add something like: 'and, if so, from what date?' The idea that there was some long-standing blueprint (dating from the 1920s) for the Holocaust has been rejected by most specialists in Holocaust history since the early 1980s or even earlier. Note that until August 1941 Jews were allowed to leave Germany (and some occupied countries) if they had somewhere to go to. This is strong evidence against an early plan to exterminate.

According to the historian Christopher Browning, there was a change in Nazi Jewish policy which crystallized in September-October 1941. Some other historians prefer to put the date in early December 1941, but the time differences are small.

Please also see the related question.

This would refer to the places that Jews were told to gather, in order for them to be re-located (usually to their deaths).

No; and many Nazis were tried for war crimes after WW2.

Just before the Holocaust that ranged from a small fraction of 1% in Denmark to about 10% in Poland.

No.

The Nuremberg Laws were passed in 1935 in Germany, and the yellow star decree in Germany was in 1941.