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The Holocaust
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The Holocaust
  • On April 7, 1933, Hitler ordered the removal of
    all Non-Aryans from government jobs.
  • This was the start of racial purification and the
    road to the Holocaust.
  • In all 12 million would die in Europe, over half
    of which were Jews.

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The Holocaust
  • Although Jews were not the only target, they did
    become the central feature in Hitlers plan of
    extermination.

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The Holocaust
  • Hitler convinced many that Jews were responsible
    for Germanys loss in WWI and economic collapse.
  • Nuremberg laws stripped Jews of citizenship,
    jobs, and property.

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The Holocaust
  • Kristallnacht Night of Broken Glass November
    9-10, 1938, storm troopers march all over Germany
    destroying Jewish businesses, burning synagogues
    killing 100 Jews, arresting 30,000.
  • Afterward the Nazis blamed it all on the Jews.

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The Holocaust
  • Hitlers Final Solution was enacted in 1939.
  • This was a policy of genocide or the deliberate
    and systematic killing of an entire population.
  • Hitlers security squadrons (or SS) rounded up
    Jews shot them or placed them in ghettos.

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Concentration Camps
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Concentration Camps
  • THE GERMANS BUILT A NETWORK OF 20,000
    CONCENTRATION CAMPS FROM 1933-1945
  • THESE CAMPS WERE DESIGNED FOR A VARIETY OF
    PURPOSES
  • THEY WERE USED FOR TRANSFERS, HOLDING, LABOR,
    EXPERIMENTS, AND EXTREMINATIONS
  • MANY OF THE EXTREMINATION CAMPS WERE IN POLAND,
    BUT ALL CAMPS HAD THEIR SHARE KILLINGS

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Concentration Camps
  • AUSCHWITZ-POLAND, 1.1 MILLION DIED, BODIES WERE
    DESTROYED IN THE CREMATORIUM, ESTIMATED 20K WERE
    KILLED PER DAY
  • TREBLINKA-POLAND, 870K DIED, DUAL CAMP, SLAVE
    LABOR FACILITY ALONG WITH AN EXTREMINATION
    FACILITY
  • BELZEC-POLAND, 500K DIED, LITTLE ELSE IS KNOWN,
    DOCUMENTS WERE DESTROYED, AND ONLY KNOWN SURVIVORS

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AUSCHWITZ
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Concentration Camps
  • SOBIBOR-POLAND, 250K KILLED, IT WAS PRIMARILY AN
    EXTERMINATION
  • CHELMNO-POLAND, 150K KILLED, THE GERMANS USED
    MODIFIED VANS AS GAS CHAMBERS
  • MAJDANEK-POLAND, 80K KILLED, USED AS A SLAVE LABOR

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CHELMNO
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Concentration Camps
  • BUCHANWALD-GERMANY, 55K DIED, SLAVE LABOR CAMP,
    MEDICAL EXPERIMENTS-MAINLY VACCINES FOR
    TYPHUS(DISEASE CARRIED BY LICE AND FLEAS)
  • DACHAU-GERMANY, 32K DIED, WAS THE MODEL CAMP, GAS
    CHAMBERS AND CREMATORIUMS
  • EBENSEE-AUSTRIA, 20K DIED, SLAVE LABOR, INHUMANE
    TREATMENT OF WORKERS MADE IT ONE OF THE WORST
    FACILITIES

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BUCHANWALD
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Concentration Camps
  • THROUGHOUT THESE 9 MAJOR CAMPS APPROXIMATELY
    3,057,000 WERE KILLED OUT OF THE 12 MILLION THAT
    DIED AT ALL THE CAMPS COMBINED

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The Final Stage
  • The final solution did not reach its final stage
    until 1942.
  • To mass slaughter and starvation the SS added
    poison gas.
  • Mass Extermination was the result of six death
    camps being built in Poland.

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The Final Stage
  • Auschwitz was the largest death camp.
  • Prisoners were brought in and paraded by doctors.
  • Those strong enough to work were put to labor.
  • The others were put to death that day.

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THE NUREMBERG WAR TRIALS
  • The discovery of Hitler"s death camps led the
    Allies to put 24 surviving Nazi leaders on trial
    in the southern German town of Nuremberg.

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THE NUREMBERG WAR TRIALS
  • The defendants included Hitler"s most trusted
    party officials, government ministers, military
    leaders, and powerful industrialists.

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THE NUREMBERG WAR TRIALS
  • Each defendant at the Nuremberg trials was
    accused of one or more of the following crimes
  • Crimes Against the Peace planning and waging an
    aggressive war

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THE NUREMBERG WAR TRIALS
  • War Crimes acts against the customs of warfare,
    such as the killing of hostages and prisoners,
    the plundering of private property, and the
    destruction of towns and cities
  • Crimes Against Humanity the murder,
    extermination, deportation, or enslavement of
    civilians
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