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The Jewish community began to rebuild after the Holocaust. Survivors shared their stories and helped one another. Together, they rebuilt.

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Hitler believed the Jews were truly the cause of his and Germany's problems. He blamed the Jews for it all and, using propaganda, spread the word. He gained power until he became the ruler of Germany and kept blaming the Jews.

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Many people survived the Holocaust. They hid in forests or with rescuers to avoid going to the camps. Some people also acquired protected status, stopping the Germans from prosecuting them.

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The Holocaust ended when the Allies began to fight back against Germany. They pushed Germany back and liberated Nazi-controlled territories.

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The Holocaust was named after a Greek word meaning “sacrifice by fire.“ This is because the Nazis cremated the bodies of the people they killed.

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In total, around 11 million people died, 5 million being non-Jews. Non-Jews who were killed include Roma (Gypsies), the disabled, and some of the Slavic peoples (Poles, Russians, and others.) Also Communists, Socialists, Jehovah's Witnesses, and homosexuals.

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He used propaganda, fueling the underlying belief many Germans had that Jews were the cause of many problems. He spread fake information, saying that they were below them, and that the Aryan race was the greatest and most pure.

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There was a long history of Germans blaming Jewish people for their problems. They blamed them for many things, including Germany losing WW1.

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Nazis began to kill people using a gas called Zyklon B after soldiers complained of mental anguish after killing women and children. One way they used this is through fake shower heads. Jewish people in death camps were told they were being led to take showers, but instead of water spraying out, deadly gas came out instead.