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When Hitler originally was not planning to kill Jews (kinda) until his plans became problems. He actually tried migrating the Jews into different countries, but soon they could not take anymore. So, he created concentration camps to contain them and hoped they would die of starvation. Hitler grew impatient and created extermination camps and moved as many Jews as he could to kill masses of them at once. This was just the beginning of the Holocaust.

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The main reason why Hitler hated the Jewish people was due to a mindset he had even as a boy. The Jews have been blamed for years for issues they weren't responsible for but Hitler had something else in mind. He believed that Germans were the "Aryan" also known as the "Master Race." He was angry that the Jews (the lowly race) were ruling his land and needed to take action and get the support of Germany. This wasn't difficult as he was able to solve large economic issues that no other ruler could fix. So, he had the trust, he was creating the army, and he had the plan. What else did he need? He needed the opportunity and support from his allies.

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Hitler after trying to get rid of the masses of Jews begins to resort to more efficient and much more gruesome matters. If they weren't already gruesome enough, Hitler decided to create things called extermination camps to kill a multitude of Jews at once. He would then create multiple all over the controlled regions so that they could easily take them from the concentration camps to the extermination camps. Auschwitz the most well-known and largest extermination camp would be the most gruesome of them all. Killing over 1.1 million Jews and killing 30,00 Soviet prisoners. Over 5 million Jews died in total.

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There weren't just millions of Jews that died. At least 5 million prisoners of war died in concentration camps or extermination camps.

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Some Jewish people were able to survive the Holocaust by hiding in others homes and being rescued. Though most died from trauma and illness, but some lived to tell the stories.  Some being: Tony Biber, Alex Ossowski, and Maria Ossowski.