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1 STUDENT NOTES FOR CH. 25- Part 2
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3 Hitler, His story… A Jew? Mother Father Pursue dream as an artist

4 With women… Stephanie- the illusion Geli- the niece Eva- the obsessed

5 Why hate Jews? A hatred that had existed for a while
Jewish doctor couldn’t help his mother Role models (mayor of Vienna, Wagner….) Association with extremists

6 Why hate Jews? Rejected from Art Academy
Represented his failure in art/dream Loss of WWI Believed an inferior race

7 Why hate Jews? Sent to Munich for injury Cause of Germany’s struggles
“The spider was slowly beginning to suck the blood out of the people’s pores.”-Hitler

8 Charmed life?... In the trenches
Gas attack..survived to hear of Germany’s loss

9 Charmed Life? Shell in thigh- Sent to Munich-Beer Hall Putsch
Pushed to safety

10 Once in power…. Once in power, Hitler used his position to launch a campaign against the Jews that culminated in the Holocaust.

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13 Ghettos-

14 Jews practiced religion in Ghettos
-Hidden Worship services -Reading of the torah -Sneaking in kosher food -Praying silently -Circumcision & ceremonies

15 Non-violent resistance during Holocaust
White Rose Organization Fight for freedom Fought against Nazi laws and regulations

16 “One day soon you will stand where I am today
“One day soon you will stand where I am today.” –Sophie Scholl to the courtroom full of Nazi’s Trial Post Trial Execution

17 Hitler Bomb Plot Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg

18 Hitler’s Last Days

19 The Nuremberg Trials The trial began in Nuremburg, Germany in November 1945 Hitler’s top officials For the death of millions of Jews and others Nineteen out of 24 guilty Twelve executed About 185 guilty in later trials Showed people were responsible for actions even in wartime

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