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Trevor Greuter

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Hunter Stevens

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Jaden VanAlstyne

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Caleb Davis

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The Evian Conference seems like an important part of WWll that is not talked about a lot. The importance and impact of The Evian Conference on Jewish refugees during WWll is huge. The outcome of the conference also shows a different side of the Allies that is not always talked about. The reason behind the involvement of the U.S, and most other countries, in the conference was for personal gain, or avoiding criticism from other countries for not helping with the Jewish refugee situation. More refugees coming into a certain would usually have a negative impact on it. So, most countries, including the US, simply expressed sympathy for the Jewish refugees and did not take any action to help them. I think it is important to know that the Allies were not always knights in shining armor for Jewish refugees, most of the time they were simply doing what is best for their own country.

Introduction

After receiving lots of political pressure, President Franklin Roosevelt called for an international conference to discuss a solution for the German and Austrian Jewish refugee problem. Delegates from 32 countries met at the French resort of Evian in July 1938. The delegate for the U.S. was not FDR but a business man and close friend of him, Myron Taylor. At the nine day conference delegates one by one sharing sympathy for the refugees but did not offer to help with the problem. Most countries made excuses for letting up on their strict emigration laws. For the US, excuses include programs for helping refugees overflowing, and refugees competing with Americans for jobs. In the end, the Dominican Republic was the only country to let more refugees into their country. The U.S. kept their strict immigration quota set up in 1924 to limit the number of immigrants. In general the Evian Conference was a failure. It is also odd how FDR was the one who proposed the conference even though he didn't do anything.

Historical Importance

Many German and Austrian Jews did not know what to do and where to go after the rise of Nazi Germany. The Evian Conference made a massive impact on where the Jewish Refugees could go. Many Jewish refugees died at the hands of Nazi Germany. It is unknown how many lives could have been saved if Jewish refugees could move to another country. During the time of the conference in 1924 the world was also experiencing the great depression, which was a key factor in the reason countries didn't open up their borders to refugees. After the conference, the German government said they found it "astounding" how other countries criticized Germany for their treatment of Jews even though they weren't willing to do anything themselves. Although the blame should be on Nazi Germany, it is true that the situation could have been better if counties accepted more refugees.

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German Industrialist

Why did I choose this?

I have always had an interest in the holocaust. I wanted to understand more about the holocaust in detail. Oskar had a huge part during the Holocaust that not many people knew about that I want to learn more about.

Introduction

Oskar Schindler was born on April 28, 1908. His hometown is Svitavy, Moravia. He eventually attended different trading schools in Brno. He soon married Emilie Pelzl in 1928. Schindler had many different jobs from working in his fathers farm machinery business in Svitavy, to opening a driving school in Sumperk, to selling government property in Brno. He took a pause on his life and served in the army. February of 1939, Oskar joined the Nazi Party. During WWII, Oskar saved over 1,000 Jews from deportation to Auschwitz. When he returned, Oskar and Emilie had two children named Oskar Jr Schlegel and Emily Schegel. Schindler died on October 9, 1974 by cardiovascular disease. Emilie, his wife, died on October 5, 2001 by a stroke.

Historical Importance

Oskar Schindler was a German Industrialist. He was born in 1908 and died in 1974. Oskar spent most of his life with his wife, Emilie, in Czech Republic. Oskar was the type of person to help people. Many people looked up to him. There is no real reason why he helped those jews, it states that he felt like it was his duty to help those in need, jew or not.

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Alexander Shepherd

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I chose this topic because I have always been interested in the advancement of weapons throughout the ages. All the way from spears and bows, to planes and guns.

So for my topic i picked the weapons used in World War 2 by the allied and axis forces.

Conclusion

These weapons made all the difference for the outcome of the war. With the new and improved bullets to upgraded rifling in the barrels every weapon had an effect on the second world war.

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US focuses on Japan after the tragedy of Pearl Harbor

Choosing this topic.

I chose the topic on the U.S. bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki with atomic bombs because of many reasons mainly because of Japan. Japan is my favorite country and Leaning about WWII and the part Japan had in it, and how much Japan has come through from an enemy of the U.S to be a supporter, I find it fascinating, even though Japan was an enemy, the U.S decided to help them rebuilt and form itself again after the war. Japan now to this day supports the U.S. and is one of its main countries.

Introduction

Japan one of the worlds biggest nation this day of age, was bombed by the U.S to end the war, after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor located in Primarily Pearl Harbor, Hawaii Territory, U.S provoking the U.S to join the fight. Hitler committing suicide and Germany being split at the Potsdam Conference, during the final days of the war, the U.S decides to drop two atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The first bomb called "Little Boy" was the first to be dropped at Hiroshima at 8:15 a.m. on August 6, 1945. Two days later on August 8, the second bomb called "Fat Man" was then dropped at Nagasaki. A day later Japan surrenders, ending the war.

Historical Importance

who: Nation of Japan

What: Us drops a bomb on Japan

When: August 6, 1945

Where: Hiroshima

How: The U.S fly by Japan dropping the bombs

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Anne Frank was a Jewish girl who had to go into hiding during World War Two to escape the Nazis. The Frank's were hiding with 4 other people, Hermann van Pels, Auguste van Pels, Peter van Pels, and Fritz Pfeffer. They all hid for about 2 years until they were caught by the Nazis, eventually being deported to concentration camps. The only person who survived in the camps was Otto Frank. After Anne's death, she became really famous from the diary that she wrote.

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The Franks were originally from Frankfurt Germany until they moved to Amsterdam where Otto bought a small business. Anne made it to her 13th birthday and her mom buys her a red diary where she writes everything that is going on. They went into hiding on July 12, 1942 so they didn't get caught by the Nazis, they stayed in hiding for about 2 years, they stayed in the attic above Otto's business, until they did caught by the Nazis. Mrs. Frank,Anne and Margot went to the same camp where Otto had to go to a different camp. Neither the mother and her two kids didn't make out of the camps only Otto did. After the war was over people went back into the place where they stayed and found Anne Franks diary, whoever found it took it somewhere to get published and it became the Diary of Anne Frank.

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I chose the Holocaust as my topic , reason being I chose the Holocaust is, it is one of the most talked about events in World War 2 and the event a lot of people have questions about.

The "Holocaust" comes from the Greek words "holos" which means whole and "kaustos" which means burned. Since World War 2 the meaning of the word Holocaust has meant terrible things. During the War , Adolf Hitler the German Nazi leader believed Jewish people were an inferior race and a threat to racial purity and it started with Jews but then anyone who Hitler thought was threatening or inferior

Adolf Hitler was the man behind all of the Holocaust and If he would of been captured he and his secret service known as "Gestapo" would of taken full responsibility

Hitler and his high ranking officers decided to put the people they called "inferior races" into mass concentration camps but the fatality rate at these camps was so high they could be referred to as mass extermination camps.

The Holocaust began earlier than the war , it began January 30th, 1933 and ended May 8th , 1945. Most didn't survive it with over 11,000,000 dead if you did it would of been the longest 12 years of living ever.

There were 23 main camps and about 900 sub-camps, But two of the biggest were Auschwitz-Birkenau and Belzec over 1.5 million people died in just these two camps

These people either died from execution, starvation , dehydration , or if they were seen as not useful when entering the camp or too old or too young they were put in gas champers and murdered then burned to death.

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