Holocaust

Adolf Hitler did. And he did so very intelligently. When he wanted something done he would say "hmm, wouldn't the world be better if the Jews were all killed" and the upper ranked Nazi's would know that is what he wanted them to do. and why was that smart? because he didnt leave a signed order stating that he was ordering the kills that way he could claim he wasn't ordering them to do the killings. if there is one compliment to give the German's were very proficient.

Hope i helped i am taking a holocaust class in high school Mr.Welker is my teacher and he is a great one.

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The Nazis didn't want to carry out the Holocaust publicly, for example in the street.

S.S. stands for Schutzstaffel which in english is protective squad. In the Book Night the S.S. are concentration and deathcamp guards. Not all S.S. soldiers were in concentration/death camps another division the Waffen S.S. was a tactical special forces unit who fought to the death. The Waffen S.S. had their names slandered by the rutheless and vicious S.S. guards. The S.S. are Hitlers protective unit and were very advanced in millitary combat, they were the equivilent to todays Navyseals in world war two except the S.S. was more of a division of the Army and like a special forces of the primary military.

1. Elie Wiesel
2. Primo Levi
3. Jean Amery

Many people who helped save Jews from persecution by the Nazis are recognised as "Righteous Among The Nations" by Yad Vashem, the Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Authority in Jerusalem. (If you run a wikipedia search on 'righteous among the nations' you will find links to brief biographies).

Some of the best known of these are:

Corrie ten Boom (Netherlands)

Pere Marie-Benoit (France)

Queen Elisabeth of the Belgians

Oskar Schindler (Germany)

Giorgio Perlasca (Italy)

Archbishop Damaskinos (Greece)

Julius Madritsch (Austria)

Prince Konstantin Karadja (Romania)

Per Faye-Hansen (Norway)

Frank Foley (England)

Changing eye color resisted hypothermia and injecting animal sperm into women or cutting of male genetalia and lots of sexual related and cruel experiments on Jews especially in the nazi camp Auschwitz

The Nazis found that it was the easiest way of disposing of the corpses of their victims.

It is generally called the Holocaust (with a capital H). Sometimes it is called by the Hebrew word Shoah. The Nazis themselves referred to it as the Final Solution [of the Jewish Question].

As you no doubt know, Hitler persecuted many groups. Hitler was trying to make a "master race," and to do so, he felt that he needed to eradicate any who were deemed by him to be unfit. Jews, Blacks, Gypsies, Jehovah's Witnesses, Polish, homosexuals, and any who differed in political ideals than he did were persecuted. There is much information about the Holocaust at the U.S. Holocaust Museum's website at www.ushmm.org Being one of Jehovah's Witnesses, I have studied about Hitler's tirade against the Witnesses. Hitler attempted to stamp out the existence of my fellow Witnesses in Germany. The reason was that JW's all over the world had spoken out against Hitler. In fact, the organization's leaders had publically spoken out against Hitler even at the very beginning of his rise to power in the early 1930's, before the world at large had become aware of his schemes. In Nazi Germany Witnesses refused to perform the "Heil Hitler" salute. The reason, is because the phrase means, "salvation comes from Hitler." Jehovah's Witnesses believe that salvation comes from Jesus Christ. So therefore, they could not salute a man(Hitler) in this way. In the concentration camps, all a Witness had to do to be released, was to say "heil Hitler," and sign a document renouncing their faith. If they did that, they would be released, and would not face possible death in the camp. Only a handful of Witnesses succumbed to this temptation. The overwhelming vast majority refused, and many died for this. There is much more information, as well as personal testimony from survivors at the website I mentioned.

jewish people

there were many walls in the Holocaust, most ghettos had walls around the. But probably the most famous wall was the 'wall of death' situated between block 10 and block 11 in Auschwitz.

She became an icon of perseverance, bravery, optimism and steadfastness in the face of evil persecution and extreme danger.

Most of the people sent to the concentration camps and death camps during the Holocaust were Jews. But other groups of individuals sent to the camps included homosexuals, gypsies, political opponents, those who hid and helped Jews, blacks, and resistance workers.

During the Holocaust,

Jews were captured and sent to death and concentration camps.

At the death camps, Jews were killed.

By shooting, Strangling, Poisen gas(Gas Chamber), and Burning alive.

The Holocaust Killed MILLIONS of Jews.

and only 100 or so Jews survived.

All Jews caught were Starved,beaten ect

Uncomfortable; it of course depended on how undesirable you were.

Well, one of two things would happen. Either they would be put into a Concentration Camp or they be shot on the shot. Either way you were screwed if you wanted to disobey them. Obviously you can tell they didn't care about anyone.

Mr. Frank did not decide himself, it was a group vote. Miep Gies approached Mr. Frank about the possibility, and since the Franks and van Pels were already acquainted with Pfeffer, they all agreed.

Mainly existing devices were pressed into service- or stretched out on a rack! As France already had capital punishment by this means- Guillotines were used in Vichy France- in one case an abortionist was executed by this means. There were various forms of inhuman (tests) of gas, chemical warfare equipment, survival gear- by dunking POWs in cold water without survival gear for ( control) or test purposes- unlike Army and Navy Volunteers who would have- say heat- packls in their life vests when ( Dunked) Altitude and decompression chambers were tragically misused by different branches of the services.

The Chinese. (or are they called Sino-Americans)

General Eisenhower understood that many people would be unable to comprehend the full scope of this horror. He also understood that any human deeds that were so utterly evil might eventually be challenged or even denied as being literally unbelievable. For these reasons he ordered that all the civilian news media and military combat camera units be required to visit the camps and record their observations in print, pictures and film. As he explained to General Marshall, "I made the visit deliberately, in order to be in a position to give first-hand evidence of these things if ever, in the future, there develops a tendency to charge these allegations merely to 'propaganda.'"

the allies and the central powers were the two 'teams'allies consisted of: great Britain, France, Italy Australia, russia, usa, nz, south Africa, rhodesia, Canada, India, Serbia, belgium, Portugal, china, japan, Romania, montenegro,Greece and Poland however, not all these were there in the beginning. the beginning consisted basically of the first 3 countries listed and Australia came into play to help the mother country great Britain. the central powers were: the German empire, the Austrian/Hungarian empire (hapsberg), turkey (ottoman empire) and Bulgaria.