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Antagonism and intolerance against the Jewish people

Anti-Semitism

Primary way Jews were taken to camps

Cattle cars

Chancellor and leader of the Nazi party in Germany

Hitler

Feared enforcers of the Final Solution

Gestapo

Used to control the Jewish people more easily

Nuremburg laws

Place where Nazis were tried for crimes against humanity

Nuremberg

Proof that some Jews resisted persecution

Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

Most feared and infamous of all the concentration camps

Auschwitz

Non-Jews who risked their lives to help the Jews

Righteous Gentiles

Systematic extermination of Europe’s Jews

Final solution.

Blaming others for a country’s problems

scapegoating

A Jewish holiday

Hanukkah

Method Hitler used to spread his message of anti-Semitism and hatred

propaganda

The systematic killing of a race of people

genocide

Caused by unsanitary conditions in the camps

typhus

poetry that does not require rhyme or meter

Free verse

The repeating of beginning consonant sounds

alliteration

Comparison that does not use like or as

metaphor

A word that imitates a sound

Onomatopoeia

A comparison that uses like or as

simile

An exaggerated overstatment for emphasis

Hyperbole

Giving an idea or object human characteristics

personification

Where a line of poetry pauses for effect

Line break

A group of consecutive lines that make up a unit

stanza

is the repeating of words or phrases to emphasize an idea or an emotion.

repetition

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