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The Holocaust History 20

What is the Holocaust? Not one event, cause or person Rather, a collection of Fascism Irresponsible civic leadership Economic depression Basically, the systematic persecution and dedicated attempt to exterminate the Jews in Europe

What is the Holocaust? Ultimately, Hitler is responsible for the death of over 6 million Jewish people

They were shot, starved, gassed and burned…

Defining the Holocaust HOLOCAUST (Heb., sho'ah) which originally meant a sacrifice totally burned by fire CHANGES TO… the annihilation of the Jews and other groups of people of Europe under the Nazi regime during World War II

Cold Hard Facts Casualties of the Holocaust: 63% of Jewish population in Europe killed 91% of Jewish population in Poland killed Auschwitz-Birkenau was liberated by Soviet troops on Jan. 27, 1945. The Soviets found 836, 255 women’s dresses, 348, 000 men’s suits, 38, 000 pairs of men’s shoes and 14, 000 pounds of human hair. But only 7, 650 live prisoners Auschwitz had the capacity to kill 20,000 prisoners /day

Anti-Semitic Propaganda

Legacy of Anti-Semitism Europe had a history of Anti-Semitism, Hitler just added ‘fuel to the fire’ He blamed the Jews for everything (scapegoats), “foreign invaders”, “money hoarders”

Aryan Ideology Belief in a “superior Aryan German race” An extension of Social Darwinism Even backed up by science— “genetically inferior”

Propaganda Hitler was able to flood people with enough propaganda and “science” that by the late 1930’s that people were willing to actively attack the Jews, while the rest of the people were willing to let it happen

Elie Wiesel “To remain silent and indifferent is the greatest sin of all.” - Wiesel