World War II

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World War II The Holocaust

• Student made

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Nazis Vs. Jews

• Nazi- abbreviation for the National Socialist
  German Workers Party that ruled Germany from
  1933-1945 (along with Hitler).
• Jew- a Jewish person one target of the Holocaust
• Aryan- people the Nazis considered to be pure
  racially Caucasian Gentiles.
• Adolph Hitler- the German dictator from
  1933-1945 founder of the Nazi party.

Nazi government attacked all non-Aryans,
including Jews, misfits, disabled, and others.
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Hitlers Plans and Propaganda

• The Final Solution the final, complete genocide
  of all inferior races (AKA non-Aryans)
• Hitlers speeches were deeply moving and slowly
  persuaded the public into his ways.
• Propaganda- the spreading of ideas, information,
  or rumor for the purpose of helping or injuring a
  cause
• Joseph Goebbels
• Hitler related the Jews population within
  Germany to an infestation of rats

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Camps of the Holocaust Death, Slave and
Concentration

• Death Camp Where victims were taken to be killed
• Slave Camp camps where useful undesirables
  went to work, then most likely die.
• Concentration Camp prison camp where
  undesirables went
• These camps were based on Hitlers Final
  Solution- to exterminate all of the undesirables

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FinallyA Surrender!

• When Germany was defeated in World War II, this
  brought the surrender of Hitler and his party,
  including the release of all camps.
• Because the Germans were so precise with their
  records of torture, they were forced to burn the
  concentration camps and previous records to the
  Holocaust.

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Pearl Harbor The Introduction to World War II

• Before Pearl Harbor, the United States was just a
  speculator in the world war.
• Japan had decided to bomb Pearl Harbor, a rest
  stop for cargo transportation, attempting
  (successfully) to involve the US in the war

• This had really ticked off the US, thus, making
  them become an ally in the war.
• Pearl Harbor became the drafting call for many
  citizens of the United States.

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D-Day

• June 6, 1944
• Dooms Day (AKA D-Day) was the day of the Normandy
  invasion upon France.
• Despite the losses of D-Day, it was a true
  victory for the allied forces