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the Nazis' plan during World War II to kill all Jewish people in Europe. This was part of the Holocaust, a tragic time when millions of people were targeted and killed just because of who they were. Learning about this helps understand why prejudice and misinformation are dangerous, even now.

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The “Final Solution” | Holocaust Encyclopedia

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Is the “Final Solution” the same as the Holocaust? Did the Nazis always plan to murder the Jews? Learn the answer to these and other questions about the Nazi “Final Solution.”

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this is supposed to be that of the consecration camps they would put the Jews in

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Auschwitz Camp Complex: Maps  (Tru group)

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Auschwitz Camp Complex: Maps  (Tru group)

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Holocaust Encyclopedia

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The Nazis saw the Jews as the lower class and thought the German where superior race

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The Nazi unfairly blamed the Jews because due to long-standing anti-semitic beliefs in europe. The Nazi's exploited these prejudices, using propaganda to blame Jews for Germany's economic and political issues. They framed Jews as a common enemy to unit people under their agenda, this led to Jews getting discrimintaion and persecution.

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The Nazis were a Germanic group led by, Adlof Hitler.

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I couldn't find something so this is the train that the Jews came out of. (Kind of.)

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a train in a foggy place with a bunch of poor people coming out of it sad

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Nazi Germany and its allies established over 44,000 concentration camps and incarceration sites during the Holocaust. Read about the Nazi camp system.

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Mia group

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Holocaust children

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This is Wannsee Conference were the final solution was planned. The Holocaust began in the 1930s when the Nazis rose to power in Germany. It escalated with anti-Jewish laws, leading to the final Solution starting in 1942.

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by 1945, when World War ll ended about 6 million people Jews were killed.

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German soldier in 1941

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a German man in the wermacht in the 1940's 

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an example of what the ghettos and concentration camps looked like

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The Holocaust was a horrific event during World War II, from 1933 to 1945, where millions of Jews were killed by the Nazi regime led by Adolf Hitler. They were targeted along with other groups like Roma, disabled people, and LGBTQ+ individuals.

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The Nazis, led by Adolf Hitler, were a far-right political party in Germany. They believed in extreme nationalism and racism, particularly the idea of Aryan supremacy. They used propaganda to spread these beliefs and targeted various groups, including Jews, Romani people, and disabled individuals.

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The Survivors

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During the Holocaust, about 1.5 million children were killed. Many children were separated from their families and sent to concentration camps, where they faced terrible conditions. Some children tried to hide or were hidden by brave non-Jewish families.

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Resistance during the Holocaust took many forms. Some brave individuals and groups, such as the Jewish partisans, fought back against the Nazis in various ways. They disrupted German operations, gathered intelligence, and helped fellow Jews escape.

About 200,000 people survived in the Holocaust. Some ways people survived was hid in attics. Some others were liberated from concentration camps.

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Noah Stamper :/

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Mia's group

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a person in jagged clothes fighting back from a person in a millitary outfit

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Blue eyed blonde haired solider man with no hat

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The Nazis killed 6 million Jews in gas chambers.

The Nazi regime imprisoned millions, mainly Jews,but also Romani people, and political opponents. People there faced horrific conditions, forced labor, and tragically many were killed.

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They ghettos hurts the Jews and sent them to the Concentration camps or the Extermination camps

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The Holocaust was a mass genocide that the Nazi regime caused between the years 1941 to 1945. 6 million Jews, Gypsies, disabled people and hundreds of others were murdered.

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Many Jews joined partisan groups that fought against the Nazis. Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto took up arms and fought the Nazis for nearly a month, showing incredible courage and determination.

Even in the face of death, many Jews maintained their cultural and religious practices as a form of defiance.

Some managed to escape from ghettos and camps, and others sabotaged Nazi efforts whenever possible.

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Ghettos were primarily in Eastern Europe, with the Warsaw Ghetto in Poland being one of the largest. Concentration camps were also mainly in Poland and Germany, like Auschwitz and Dachau.

These places were central to the Holocaust's atrocities.

Kayleigh Boyd

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On the 8 November 1923, Hitler attempted to pull off a military coup and overthrow the Weimar Republic. This was called the Munich Putsch , although it is sometimes referred to as the Beer Hall Putsch.

Throughout 1923, the economic and political crisis struck. The Nazi Party and other nationalists believed that an armed takeover of Bavaria could overthrow the Republic.

Hitler and the Nazi Party collaborated with others such as General Ludendorff and Gustav von Kahr to put a plan together to attempt a military coup.

By August 1923, the plan was set and weapons and transport were gathered. Following a signal from the Bavarian parliament, all of those involved in the plan would march to Berlin to seize power.

In November 1923, the others involved in the plan began to have second thoughts after hearing that the army in Berlin would defend the government.

Hitler was determined that the plan would go ahead. On the 8 November 1923, he marched into a beer hall in Munich, where von Kahr was giving a speech. Hitler declared his intention to take over the government and start a national revolution.

Von Kahr gave his support to Hitler at gunpoint. However, as soon as Hitler left to sort out a disagreement between the SA and troops, he withdrew his support, moved the Bavarian government, and declared the Nazi Party a banned organisation.

On the following morning, the 9 November 1923, Hitler led a demonstration through the streets of Munich, aiming to take control of the war ministry building. Armed police blocked their route, and violence broke out on both sides. Fourteen Nazis and four policemen were killed.

Hitler fled the scene, and was arrested two days later on the 11 November 1923. He was sent to Landsberg Prison and put on trial for treason. Hitler's trial took place from the 26 February to the 1 April 1924.

He was found guilty of treason, but, with a sympathetic judge, was sentenced to just five years in prison. Of this five years, Hitler only served nine months.

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What were Hitler's and the Nazi Party's ideas?

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On the 8 November 1923, Hitler attempted to pull off a military coup and overthrow the Weimar Republic. This was called the Munich Putsch , although it is sometimes referred to as the Beer Hall Putsch. Throughout 1923, the economic and political crisis struck.

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Ghettos were specific areas where Jews were forced to live during the holocaust.

Ghettos where deportation camps and the Nazis forced the prisoners to live in the ghettos

COOPER

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Concentration camps were places where millions were imprisoned during the Holocaust. They were used for forced labor and extermination.

Kaylee boyd