Title: The Holocaust in Phases
1The Holocaust in Phases
2Learning Targets
- Students will be able to identify the three major
phases of the Holocaust. - Students will analyze the impact of each stage on
Jewish life. - Students will apply knowledge by examining a
primary source.
3Targeted Groups Jews, Gypsies, Disabled, Poles,
Homosexuals, Soviet Prisoners of War
41st Phase Identification
- 1933-1939
- Identification of victims
- Nuremberg Laws
- experimentation
5Think, Pair, ShareThe Nuremberg Laws
- Identify What was the purpose of the Nuremberg
Laws? - Evaluate What would be the effect of the
Nuremberg Laws on Jewish people? Non-Jewish
people? - Choose Which law surprised you the most?
62nd Phase Isolation
- 1939-1941
- Creation of Ghettos
- Isolation and imprisonment
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8Think, Pair, ShareThe Warsaw Ghetto
- Describe the conditions of the Warsaw Ghetto.
- Analyze Why did the Nazis create the ghettos?
What was their purpose?
93rd Phase Final Solution
- 1941-1945
- Mobile Killing Squads
- Forced Labor Camps
- Death Camps
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11Auschwitz View from Train
12Forced Labor at Buchenwald Concentration camp
Forced labor at factory
13Hitlers Final Solution
- In the course of the final solution the Jews are
to be sent in a suitable manner and under
appropriate direction to do labor in the east.
Separated by sexes, those Jews able to work will
be led in large labor columns into these areas
while building roads. In the process, large
numbers will undoubtedly drop away through
natural attrition. The final reminder that
conceivable will still be around and that
undoubtedly constitutes the sturdiest segment
will have to be dealt with accordingly as it
represents a natural selection which, when left
at liberty, has to be seen as a germ cell of new
Jewish development.
14Image of Buchenwald Survivors
15Think, Pair, Share The Final Solution
- Describe What was the process used for the
final solution? - Predict Why do you think the Nazis cut the hair
off the corpses? - Evaluate What was the impact on Jewish society?
16Poster Study
- Describe the objects in your poster. (what are
they?) - What was the purpose of the objects? (what were
they for?) - Which phase of the Holocaust do you think the
poster fits into? - What does this poster teach you about the
Holocaust?