ABREIT MACHT FREI THE HOLOCAUST. Holocaust Begins 1935 •Hitler and Nazis say Aryans— Germanic peoples—are “master race” They launch the Holocaust— systematic.

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ABREIT MACHT FREI THE HOLOCAUST

Holocaust Begins 1935 •Hitler and Nazis say Aryans— Germanic peoples—are “master race” They launch the Holocaust— systematic murder of Jews and others

Anti-Semitism Nazis tap into long-held feeling of many Europeans against Jews 1935 Nuremberg Laws take away rights of German Jews Kristallnacht—“night of broken glass,” November 9, 1938 Nazis attacked Jewish homes, businesses, synagogues, 100 killed

A Flood of Refugees Fearing more violence, many German Jews flee to other countries •Hitler favors emigration but other countries limit Jewish refugees

Isolating the Jews Jews moved to designated cities •They are forced to live in ghettos— separate Jewish areas Hitler hopes that Jews will die of disease, starvation •Despite bad conditions, Jews survive in these areas

Hitler Seeks New Answer • “Final Solution”—Hitler’s final plan for Jews, chose genocide—systematic killing of an entire people Nazis in Eastern Europe & Soviet Union create killing squads They shoot men, women, children in mass executions •Jews sent to concentration camps or slave labor prisons

The Final Stage By 1942, Nazis building huge, extermination camps (Auschwitz one of the worst/largest camps) • Camps separate strong from weak people • Weak (mostly women, children, elderly, sick) killed immediately

The Survivors Nazis kill about six million European Jews during the war •Fewer than four million survive