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By: N’Dea Walker, Michael Jordan, Vanessa Hunt, Tim Peters, and Arlene Herrera

 The Final Solution was a program created by the Nazis, initiated by Adolf Hitler, to completely exterminate the entire Jewry race.  Adolf Hitler, the leader of the Nazis, had an entire plan to create a “purified and perfect race”. Hitler believed that Jews were an inferior race and must be eliminated.  Adolf Hitler and his army of Nazis systematically made there through Europe killing over 6 million Jews and others in the process, and leaving a scar in our history.

Hitler’s Power _frame/36ba03wed59b2dab4  Hitler became ruler in  When Hitler started ruling Germany, a little over 500,000 Jews were under German control.  Hitler’s goal was to make one perfect race of Germans.  That meant getting rid of the Jews.

 In 1933 the Nazi dominated Germany and used boycotts and violence to socially isolate Jews.  In 1939, after the invasion of Poland by the Nazi Party and the beginning of word war II, was when the mass murder of Jews and other “inferiors” began.  Nazis used enclosed areas called Ghettos to control the Jews in central and eastern Poland. They were overcrowded and unsanitary. And the food was insubstantial.  Jews then in 1941 would be deported to concentration camps where they murdered in mass amounts.

The First Concentration Camp  Dachau was the first concentration.  It was established in March 1933, which was two months after Hitler came to power.  The concentration camp was located about 10 miles outside of Munich. cle.php?ModuleId=

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