The Holocaust

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The Holocaust

• World War II Project by
• Emily Sperbeck, Aimee Smily,
• Samantha Silva, Paige Moylan

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What Does Holocaust Actually Mean?
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Events in Genocide

• Different not us
• Not us bad
• Bad separated
• Separated displaced
• Displaced murdered

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In the Beginning Kristallnacht

• Kristallnacht, meaning Night of Broken Glass
  gets its name after the shattered window glass
  from Jewish shops and homes that was scattered on
  the streets.
• Kristallnacht is thought to have been the
  starting point of the Holocaust.
• On this night alone, about 300,000 Jews were
  taken to concentration/death camps.

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Nuremberg Laws

• Under the Nuremberg Laws, people in Germany were
  classified as being of German blood or not
• (at right) Chart from Nazi Germany used to
  explain Nuremberg Laws-1935

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Video Clip

• http//www.unitedstreaming.com
• Search for the Video Called
• The Annihilation of the Jews The "Final
  Solution" Begins
• Video Segment

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In the Ghettos

• The first solution to get rid of the non-Aryan
  population was to deport them into ghettos.
• Ghettos were small sections of a town
  excommunicated from the rest of the world by
  barbed wire and armed SS officers.
• In some cases, shelter was not provided, so
  either you build your own or freeze to death.

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Conditions in the Ghetto

• Availability of food, water, and other vital
  supplies
• Living space
• Sanitation
• Clothing

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People Affected By Holocaust

• Lonia Goldman FishmanBorn 1922Wegrow, Poland
• Shulamit Perlmutter (Charlene Schiff)Born
  1929Horochow, Poland

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Concentration Camps

• Main Concentration/Death Camps Included
• Auschwitz, Belzec, Sobibor, and Treblinka
  

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Concentration Camps in Europe
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The Final Solution

• Nazi Germany used work camps and death camps as a
  way to ultimately embarrass and exterminate the
  Jews and their culture.
• In these concentration/death camps alone, over
  three million (yes, that would be 3,000,000) Jews
  and other non-Aryans were mass exterminated in
  the most brutal ways.
• Industrialized death was achieved mainly by
  enormous gas chambers.

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Timeline
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Auschwitz Virtual Tour

• http//www.remember.org/auschwitz/aus.php
• http//www.remember.org/auschwitz/aus.php

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Bibliography

• http//www.britannica.com/eb/article-9040821/Holoc
  aust
• http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust
• http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KristallnachtKristal
  lnacht
• http//www.unitedstreaming.com