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In 1925, Mein Kampf by Hitler was an anti-Semitic, or prejudices against Jews, book that he wrote of the Germans that lead to the uprising of the Third Reich, also known as the Nazi.

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Germany invades Poland on September 1939, initiating WWII in Europe using the strategy called Blitzkrieg.

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Denied rights for Jews

1. Denies German citizenship

2. Limits jobs

3. Denies property rights

4. Wear yellow star of David

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June 22, 1940 France surrendered to the Nazi after they invaded them through the forest near France.

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Although the Nazi out numbered the Britain, 4500 to 2900, Britain had radar sensors that located whee the enemies were, which was very effective for destroying Nazi planes.

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Germany invades France and other countries around it, and established a powerful fascist government party in Paris, France.

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This German translation into English means "Work will make you free." Prisoners who went inside suffered and died in the concentration camp.

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Emaciated survivors of the Holocaust of Ebenesee, Austria wait for the rescues from U.S at that moment.

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Seventh from the left is Eli Wiesel, a survivor of the Holocaust lying there with others who have also survived the Holocaust after being rescued by the U.S in April 16, 1945.

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Two P.O.W(Prisoners of war), stared at the barbed wires in Buchenwald Concentration camp near Wiemar, Germany in 1945.

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This photo was taken in 1981 of one dormitory at Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland.

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In 1941, in was turned into a gas chamber from a mortuary where Soviet P.O.W and Jews were killed.

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At Auschwitz, estimated 1,000,000 to 2,500,000 people were exterminated and cremated after being killed.

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In 1938, the Nazi destroyed Jewish windows in the aftermath of Kristallnacht.

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In 1938, the Nazi destroyed Jewish windows in the aftermath of Kristallnacht.

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Jews living in Europe were happy, and they lived life normally as one another.

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Jewish Life in Europe Before the Holocaust - Photograph

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3 - 6 prolific camps with approximate death tolls 

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3 - 6 prolific camps with approximate death tolls 

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Dachau: 31, 950
Auschwitz: 1.1 million
Treblinka: 700,000 - 900,000
Belzec: 434,508 - 600,000
Chelmno: 152,000 - 340,000
Bergen - Belsen: 50,000

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The Laws were expanded to Nazi-occupied countries and territories and their implementation was a matter of life and death to individuals. Prisoners were used ruthlessly and without regard to safety at forced labor, resulting in high mortality rates.

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Distinguished from the Arbeitslager (forced labor camps) established in German-occupied countries to use the prisoners, including prisoners of war, as slave labor.

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Feature of regime in Nazi Germany between 1933 through 1945. A camp in which people are confined or detained through harsh conditions and regard to legal norms of arrest. Located all over Germany after Hitler being appointed as chancellor of Germany. An nstitutions of mass murder and slave labor spurring the systematic, industrialized annihilation of the Jewish population in the German occupied and controlled territories.

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In 1939, Soviet Union and Nazi signed a nonaggression pact that states that for ten years, they would not attack each other for any reason. This was beneficial for the Soviet Union because they needed to industrialize their country's military. However, on June 1941, Nazi invaded the Soviet Union and carried out mass shootings and demolished the Soviet Union and their land.

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In December of 1941, Japan invaded Pearl Harbor, which they killed more than 2000 American soldiers, and wounded 1000 civilians.

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In June 1942, U.S did a counter attack against the Japanese, and destroyed hundreds of planes and regain the pacific.

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Millions and millions of Jews were cremated in the chambers at concentration camps in Poland and other areas around there.

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In 1941, the Allies invaded Normandy Beach, France, that was controlled by the Third Reich(Nazi). The Allies were armed, but they took five whole days in order to get ready to fight against the Nazi. When the invasion started, the Nazi hesitated to counter attack, and they were pushed back into northwestern France where the Allies captured Paris. The Nazi fell apart after getting captured in Paris. This was a major victory that lead to the end of WWII.

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General Mac Arthur's successful strategy of going to the multiple islands in Japan to eventuality go unto Japan and attack them.

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In 23 August 1942 – 2 February 1943, even with the 10-year non-aggression pact, Hitler still attacked the Russians. He set up 3 pronged attacks in Leningrad, Stalingrad, and Moscow because those were major cities that governed Russia. Even with the attack, Russia countered attack and killed more than 200,000 Nazi soldiers.

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In the last years of WWII through 1942-1945, Hitler, the fascist leader of the Nazi, use his term of the Final Solution, where he used poison gas which killed millions and millions of Jews and other minority groups.

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In 16 December 1944 – 25 January 1945, the Nazi were trying new weapons to fight the British, but forgot the Soviets and U.S that were going to attack them. In addition, when testing the new weapons, they ran out of gas, forcng them to walk back to Germany, where they lost the time for protecting their land.  U.S eventuality crossed Rhine, Germany, and seize Germany.

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On August 6th and August 9th of 1945, atomic bombs were went by the U.S that went on Japan killing 140,000 and injuring 100,000 people.