The Holocaust. Outsiders There were certain groups who were not part of the VOLKSGEMEINSCHAFT, those who were not deemed part of it were “outsiders” Socialists/communists-

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The Holocaust

Outsiders There were certain groups who were not part of the VOLKSGEMEINSCHAFT, those who were not deemed part of it were “outsiders” Socialists/communists- went to the early concentration camps in but then included anyone from a broader range of political/ideological opponents- Pastor Niemoller

Biologically inferior- covered all races that were inferior or subhuman- Gypies, slavs and Jews, mentally/physically disabled Law for the Prevention of the Hereditarily Disabled- compulsory sterilisation of those with hereditary conditions- 12 years, 350,000 people were sterilised. By 1939 this was rolled out even further- Operation T4- Hitler intiated euthanisia for children with servere disabilities-70,000 were gassed in practise for Holocaust

Asocials Everyone whose behaviour was unacceptable Alcoholics, prostitutes, criminals, tramps, homeless, workshy- anyone who did not perform for the community Asocials who were orderly were rounded up and organised into a workforce, disorderly were imprisioned, sterilised or experimented on Homosexual men were classed as asocials – the Reich Central Office for the Combating of Homosexuality and Abortion was created- sent to camps and made to wear pink triangles- lesbians not treated in the same way as they were not seen as a threat to society

Anti-semitism Goes back way beyond WW1 Tradition of anti semitism in Europe- Martin Luther Gradualist approach to anti-semitism in Nazi Germany Once the apparatus of dictatorship was well established in 1934 people could not risk feeling sympathetic to the Jews due to the risk to one’s own life

Legality Once dictatorship was legally established they could legally persecute the Jews See book Nuremberg Race Laws Propaganda against Jews increased – posters, signs, Der Angriff, Der Sturmer, The Eternal Jew Film Terror and violence- SA, SS, Kristallnact, forced emigration

Genocide Invasion of Poland- millions of Jews- hard to resettle people due to strains of war Creation of ghettos in Lodz, Warsaw einsatsgruppen- 4 groups-SS soldiers moved behind advancing armies murdered Jews by mass shootings, 700,000 Jews in Western Russia- Baba Yar

Final Solution “Final Solution” to the Jewish problem EQ (18 mins) (1:12) EQ Wannasee conference- Jan Heydrich & Eichmann – gassing of 11 million Jews Camps- Auschwitz, Sobibor, Treblinka Transported by train to gas chambers- from 3 million Jews in Poland only 4000 survived

Gypsies Sinti & Roma gypsies were subject to racial prejudice and became victims of genocide Non christian, own Romany customs and dialect Non white0 originated from India Traveller lifestyle no regular employment By 1944 some 225,000 from 500,000 of Europe gypsies had been killed

Intentionalist Fleming/Dawidowicz Hitler is the key Committed himself to extermination at an early stage Gradually policy which led logically to Auschwitz. Holocaust happened as Hitler wanted it to

Goldhagen Hitler’s Willing Executioners suggests that the Holocaust happened as so many ordinary Germans were prepared to help the Nazi’s darkest deed. Old argument of “collective national guilt and shame” However- ignored certain evidence, other countries anti semitism, and role of non Germans in Holocaust

Structuralists Schleunes- no direct path to the Holocaust, as there was a lack of clear objectives and rival policies. Road to Auschwitz was twisted and not product of grand design Final solution was the result of choatic nature, but does not reduce the guilt of Hitler himself.

Conclusion Arrangements were haphazard and makeshift- did not come into being until after 1941 No written order from Hitler- but he encouraged leadership from below as long as in line with his vision