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The mass slaughter and systematic torture/murder of approximately six million European Jews and millions of other "undesirables" by the Nazi regime from 1933 to 1945.

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Definition: Being forced to leave ones place of dwelling; Nazis deported prisoners from there homes to the camps.

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Definition nazi symbol with four arms bent at 90°

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Definition: Laws put into effect by the German parliament on September 15, 1935 that were the basis for anti-Jewish policies.

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Definition: The discovery of the camps by the Allied forces who found them while pursuing the German army.

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Definition: one of the most powerful divisions of the SS

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Definition: the deliberate annihilation of a specific group of people

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Definition: German word for leader; the Germans called Adolf Hitler their Fuehrer

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Definition: German code name for the murder of all all the Jews in Europe

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Definition: The process of changing the manner that people (or a group of people) are viewed, reducing the target to soming less than a human.

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Definition: Furnaces made to burn the remains of people killed in death camps.

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Definition: Someone who knows that an event is taking place but chooses to ignore it.

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Definition: Originally used to identify people who speaked languages of Europe and India, it was changed by the Nazis to mean Superior Race.

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Definition: prejudice or discrimination against Jews