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Talmud Sacred collection of writings from Rabbis

Cabala Jewish belief and practice that nature of the soul is based on insights to God

Heinrich Himmler Second in power after Hitler; coordinated execution and concentration camps

Nuremburg Laws Race laws against Jews

Gentile Non-Jewish

Synagogue Jewish house of worship

Final Solution Hitler’s program to exterminate Jews

Sorbonne University in Paris; Wiesel studies philosophy

Aryan Person of German heritage with blonde hair and blue eyes

Gestapo Internal and secret police; terrorize those who go against the Nazis

Anti-Semite One who discriminates against Jews

Kraut Offensive slang for a German

The Third Reich The Nazi dictatorship in Gemany under Hitler

Kaddish Jewish prayer said after a death

SS Officer Work with Gestapo; higher rank

Passover Jewish holiday- 8 days

Pentecost Holiday celebrating Moses receiving the Ten Commandments

Ghetto Barbed wire area where Jews are held

Yom Kippur Time to fast- forgiveness for sins

Rosh Hashana New Year; apples/honey= “sweetened” New Year

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