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World War II Holocaust

Elements Leading to the Holocaust Depression blamed on German Jews

Elements Leading to the Holocaust – Rise of Hitler and Mein Kampf Extreme nationalism, racism, and Anti-Semitism (anti-Jewish) Germans are members of the master race (Aryans) whose greatest enemy were the Jews Viewed Jews as members of a separate race Jews are members of an inferior race

Hitler and Mein Kampf

Elements Leading to the Holocaust – Nuremberg Laws Forbid Jews from marrying non-Jews Forbid Jews from attending or teaching at German schools or universities Forbid Jews from practicing law or medicine or publishing books

Elements Leading to the Holocaust – Kristallnacht – Night of the Broken Glass Cause  A German diplomat in Paris was shot by a Jew Hitler  reason to attack all Jews November 9 and 10, 1938 Nazi storm troopers beat Jews and destroyed Jewish homes, shops, and synagogues

Kristallnacht

Kristallnacht

Concentration Camps

Final Solution Genocide  deliberate destruction of a group of people Holocaust  deliberate destruction of all European Jews Death Camps  Auschwitz and Bergen Belsen Gas Chambers (showers) Medical