Holocaust

Roughly eleven million + the many unaccounted for many cities the eye witnesses perished with the victims

They aren't the same not one bit. IN the Holocaust millions (6 million to be percise) of innocent Jews were killed, along with gypsies, homosexuals, cripples, and mentally handicaps. The Civil was trying to liberate a certain people so they could eventually be treated as equal. Nothing in common.

No, he killed himself because he lost WWII.

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People were put in an air tight room and then gas was feed into the camber, choking off the oxygen and killing them.

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The gas used does not 'choke off' the oxygen: it is poisonous.

Poland (pre-war frontiers). About 90% of the Jewish population (about 3 million out of a prewar Jewish population of about 3.3 million). Also Lithuania, with a similar or slightly higher percentage of the Jewish population (about 196,000 out of 208,000).

In addition, Jews from all over Nazi occupied Europe were transported to the extermination camps in Poland to be killed there.

Denmarks was the Nazi-occupied country that suffered the LEAST Jews killed, as most of the Danish Jews were shipped to Sweden just in time. The figure usually given is 116 Danish Jews killed by the Nazis.

It started in Mariveles,Bataan and ended in Capas,Tarlac... (in the Philippines)

The Holocaust made her realize how important life is and to never take it for granted. She had to see and experience things that no child or person should ever have to see. She learned good morals on how to live.

Whether Jews had permission to work depends quite strongly on the time period, location, and profession of choice. For example, Jews could almost always work in in-community professions, like butchers, rabbis, or ghetto-police. However, Jews were almost uniformly banned from certain professions like artisanry. Also some professions permitted to Jews in one country would be illegal for Jews in another. For example, Jews could be government officials in the US, but could not in most of Europe prior to the 20th century.

The distance between Warsaw and Auschwitz is 312km(192miles) by car.

the Holocaust had no 'the Allies' per se, there were alliances like between the escape committees inside camps and the local resistance groups.

At the time of the Holocaust, there were extremely few black people in Europe (immigration to Europe from Africa has increased tremendously in recent decades, but there was very little prior to or during WW II). So, although the Nazis did consider Africans to be racially inferior, that had no relevance to the Holocaust, which was the Nazi program to eliminate unwanted races (primarily Jews and Gypsies) from Europe. It is easily possible that if the Third Reich had won, they would eventually have gotten around to killing black people in other continents. Or perhaps they would have preferred to keep them around as slave labor.

Yes , unfortunately ; such sad events are inevitable considering the human propensity for violence and the desire for power over others .

Another factor aside from war, slaughter etc, is overpopulation, at some point there's simply not enough to go around, even in the west.

Scapegoating is when a person (an individual, a country's leader, a politician) or an entire society places the blame for a social problem on a particular group, even though that group is really not the main cause of the problem. For example, Adolph Hitler scapegoated the Jews and blamed them for all of Germany's economic problems. Currently, in many countries, people are scapegoating immigrants (whether legal or undocumented), and in certain countries, a particular tribe or ethnic group is scapegoated, often leading to civil unrest.

While it is certainly true that some individual members of a group may have contributed to a problem, scapegoating places the blame squarely on the entire group and often encourages prejudice or even hatred of that group. Political leaders, especially those in countries where there is no freedom of thought, often use scapegoating to distract from the country's real problems and keep the public busy by giving them a group at whom they can safely direct their anger. The problem of scapegoating is it leads to no solutions-- it just promotes a culture of blame; it can sometimes lead to violence, and it rarely results in positive change.

The Holocaust ended when Germany lost World War II. Hitler had already committed suicide when the war officially ended.

Hitler's Aryan race was a myth, an artificial race, much like he called Jews a race, it was not based on genetics, but rather on who he said was in that race, so you could say that it carries on so long as people talk about it, or you could say that it never existed.

They had to work. They got whatever job was assigned to them. Some people were forced to help the Germans weed out the people that were unfit to work (who were then killed), others were block guards.... some people sorted the clothes of murdered Jews, shaved the bodies and heads, packed the hair into bags to be sent to Germany to be made into mattresses. There were some whose job it was to calm the people who were arriving on the transports, and usher them down the lane to the gas chambers, and then to pull the bodies from the gas chambers to the crematory.

Holland, Poland, Germany, those are the only 3 i can think of

By farting in the guards' faces as hard as possible and then having sex with the ones that hated him. next, someone would have to run away through the exit and dodge any incoming bullets that may force the prisoner to die horrifically after all that they ad been through.

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This happened over the issue of taxes. See 1 Kings 12. This is the story of how Israel became divided.

After Solomon's death, the people approached his son Rehav'am (Rehoboam) and asked that he now lower the tax. He ignored the counsel of his elder advisers and refused the people's request. This led the Ten Tribes to turn away from him (1 Kings ch.12).

Christian Answer

Actually in Hosea we discover that the "house" of Israel God divorced and their identity was absorbed into the kingdom of Judah described as the "children" of Israel (Hosea 1:4-11) in which Christ is the head.

If you are referring to ancient times; King Solomon became idolatrous and cruel in his old age. After his death the Israelites asked his successor, Rehoboam, to be easier on them. Rehoboam took bad advice and refused,, so the majority of the tribes ceded from his rulership and came under the rulership of his rival Jeroboam. Then Israel was split into the nation of Judah , in the south, and the nation of Israel , in the north.

Ghettos were city quarters designated for Jewish habitancy. They were created to separate Jews from the rest of society.

The Holocaust was an action of Christians against Jews. Though it has to be said that they did not kill because they thought it their Christian duty. They did spread accusations like 'Jews killed Christ', they even came up with an explanation of how Christ was not a Jew.

because he had to, he had to target everyone or he would not get elected.