THE PROGRESSION OF THE HOLOCAUST

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THE PROGRESSION OF THE HOLOCAUST The Diary of Anne Frank

A Brief History of Discrimination... Early Christian times Jews asked to convert “You have no right to live among us.” 15th Century Jews confined in ghettos Holocaust “You have no right to live.”

Populations Targeted: What was the holocaust? Holocaust = Under the Nazis, the goal of the German government to kill ALL Jewish people in Europe by implementing a step-by-step plan enforced by government workers Populations Targeted: Six million Jews 250,000 gypsies 250,000 mentally/physically impaired Communists Socialists Jehovah’s Witnesses Homosexuals

the Four Legalized Stages Definition Expropriation Concentration Annihilation the Four Legalized Stages

How did the Holocaust Progress? Building Background: How did the Holocaust Progress?

Stage #1: Definition Early 1930-1937 Jews defined as inferior race 1933 Hitler = Chancellor The Enabling Act = dictatorship Racial Ideology Germans = master race Jews = inferior race “All great cultures of the past perished only because the originally creative race died out from blood poisoning.” - Hitler

Stage #1: Definition 1933 Laws: Jews must… Quit civil service jobs Quit court positions Quit university positions 1935 Nuremberg Laws: Jews must… Become second-class citizens Register for “Jew” ID cards Label “Jew” on businesses, clothes, and passports

Stage #2: Expropriation 1937-1939 Jews forced from Germany’s economic life Nazis seized Jewish businesses Nazis seized Jewish properties Jews forced to sell belongings Jews = no bank accounts GERMANS! Defend yourselves! Do not buy from Jews!

Stage #2: Expropriation the night of broken glass [Who]: Kristallnacht What: Organized riot When: 9-10 November 1938 Where: Germany & Austria Why: Jew destruction Goebbel’s excuse = diplomat murder Propoganda How: taunted, beaten, humiliated, murdered, vandalized…

Stage #3: Concentration Early 1930 – 1939 intensified Intensified series of Jewish restrictions No school Restricted travel Restricted use No phones No camera No radios No pets Moved to ghettos Slave laborers Limited supplies Limited shelter Cold Disease Overcrowding

Stage #4: Annihilation 1941 - 1945 Large-scale killings of Jews Concentration Camps Belzec Sobibor Treblinka Chelmno Majdanek Auschwitz-Birenau Mass Killings Gas chambers Mass shootings Disease Starvation

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