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Sources: Holocaust Forgotten (Reprinted with permission from the author); Yad Vashem; Deborah E. Lipstadt, “Simon Wiesenthal and the Ethics of History,” Jewish Review of Books, (Winter 2011); Ron Kampeas, “‘Remember the 11 million’? Why an inflated victim. “The Holocaust: Non-Jewish Victims.” Non-Jewish Victims of the Holocaust, Sources: Holocaust Forgotten (Reprinted with Permission from the Author); Yad Vashem; Deborah E. Lipstadt, “Simon Wiesenthal and the Ethics of History,” Jewish Review of Books, (Winter 2011); Ron Kampeas, “‘Remember the 11 Million’? Why an Inflated Victims Tally Irks Holocaust Historians,” JTA, (January 31, 2017)., www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/non-jewish-victims-of-the-holocaust.

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Tyler Sawyer

Mrs. Garske

English

26 November 2020

Victims of The Holocaust

The Holocaust, a genocide of 11 million people that were deemed unworthy of living in Hitler’s world. So many deaths because of one evil and truly deplorable man. 6 million of those ruthlessly killed were those of the Jewish faith or suspected of it. The other 5 million aren’t really talked about especially during the Holocaust Remembrance Day. The other 5 million people who were killed weren’t Jewish. In fact some weren’t religious at all.

Polish Victims

The first huge group of people that were killed by the Nazis were the citizens of Poland. Germany invaded Poland and had successfully overtaken their neighboring country within a month. The citizens of Poland were imprisoned against their will and many were sent to concentration camps. Hitler wanted “All Poles to disappear from the world”. The non-Jewish citizens of Poland were imprisoned in their own country and forced into slave labor.

LGBTQ+ Victims

Another group of victims that are scarcely mentioned are people of the LGBTQ Community. They aren’t mentioned because of the huge amount of homophobia that still surrounds the world. Another reason is because those who did survive the concentration camps buried away their trauma and the reason they were sent there. So most people don’t know that LGBTQ Individuals were targeted by the Nazis. Unfortunately people who were known to be gay or suspected of being gay were arrested and sent to concentration camps. About 100,000 people were arrested for being LGBTQ and between 5,000 and 15,000 of those arrested were sent to concentration camps. And unfortunately being LGBTQ meant you were at the bottom of the pack in the concentration camps. And about 60% of those sent to the camps perished.
Religious Victims

A religious group targeted by the Nazis were Jehovah’s Witnesses. They were considered dangerous traitors to Germany because they would not accept and believe in the Nazis Ideology of religion. Hitler felt particularly threatened by this strong group of Christians because they, from the very beginning, refused to recognize any other God then Jehovah. Jehovah’s Witnesses stood firm in their beliefs unlike any other group of religions that the Nazis targeted.

The Nazis also targeted the Catholics, specifically the Catholic church in Poland. The church was quickly suppressed by the Nazis when they overtook Poland and nearly a fifth of all the priests were killed. Around 3,000 priests were killed and most of them were killed in concentration camps.

Roma Gypsies were the next religious target that Hitler and the Nazis ruthlessly killed. The reason they were targeted was because Hitler was very egocentric and manipulative and was able to brainwash people into serving him. Hitler believed that German’s were the ultimate race and everyone else was inferior. So he targeted the Roma Gypsies and wiped out almost half a million of the entire population of Roma Gypsies.

Disabled Victims

People who had physical and mental disabilities were another unfortunate group of Hitler’s victims. Hitler deemed them as useless and unworthy of life. So those who had mental and physical disabilities

were among the first people sent straight to the gas chambers. Their murders were hidden behind the phrase “mercy killings”. Thousands were murdered because it was “merciful”. The Nazis believed the

disabled did not deserve to live so killing them was good and was doing the world a service.

Experiment Victims

It is no secret that Nazis did experiments on unwilling subjects, however some of the most disturbing and horrific experiments were tested on children, identical twins to be precise. These twins were stolen away from their families and experimented on by a notorious doctor. Dr Josef Mengele he was a Nazi doctor and was well known for his horrific torture and unethical experiments on identical twins. Some of the experiments he would do would cause extreme pain to the test subject. Such as unnecessary amputations, and injecting various chemicals into patients eyes, and bodies. Dr Mengele would watch as these children would suffer and die from these horrific experiments and had no remorse for his deplorable actions.

Victim of Identical Twin Experiments

A victim of Dr. Josef Mengele decided to speak up about her and her sister’s experiences with the demented doctor. Eva Mozes Kor and her twin sister Miriam were both 10 years old when they were separated from their family when they arrived at Auschwitz. Their entire family was killed within 30 minutes of arriving at Auschwitz. Eva and Miriam were lab subjects 6 days a week and the twins were treated like pieces of meat. Dr. Mengele injected Eva with bacteria through five large needles in her arm. As a result of this Eva became extremely ill and nearly died she miraculously survived that horrible experiment as she says “due to her determination to pull through”. Eva and Miriam survived the horrible experiments performed on them by Dr. Mengele and were among just 200 sets of twins who also survived out of almost 1,500 sets of twins experimented on. Eva has since forgiven the Nazis for what they did to her and her sister. She also visits Auschwitz where she dances on the platform where she last saw her family to honor them.

CONCLUSION

The Holocaust was a horrific event that many hope will never happen again especially the survivors. Of the 11 million killed many only know of the Jews and don’t recognize the many other groups of people targeted by Hitler and the Nazis. Many of the non-Jewish victims speak out and work to raise awareness that the Holocaust was responsible for the deaths of many Jewish and non-Jewish people.

Works Cited Page

Sources: Holocaust Forgotten (Reprinted with permission from the author); Yad Vashem;

Deborah E. Lipstadt, “Simon Wiesenthal and the Ethics of History,” Jewish Review of

Books, (Winter 2011); Ron Kampeas, “‘Remember the 11 million’? Why an inflated

victim. “The Holocaust: Non-Jewish Victims.” Non-Jewish Victims of the Holocaust,

Sources: Holocaust Forgotten (Reprinted with Permission from the Author); Yad Vashem;

Deborah E. Lipstadt, “Simon Wiesenthal and the Ethics of History,” Jewish Review of

Books, (Winter 2011); Ron Kampeas, “‘Remember the 11 Million’? Why an Inflated

Victims Tally Irks Holocaust Historians,” JTA, (January 31, 2017).,

www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/non-jewish-victims-of-the-holocaust.

UK, HuffPost. “The 5 Million Non-Jewish People Killed By The Nazis.” HuffPost, HuffPost, 7

Dec. 2017, www.huffpost.com/entry/holocaust-non-jewish-victims_n_6555604.

Schwartz , Terese Pencak. “Holocaust Victims: Five Million Forgotten - Non Jewish Victims of

the Shoah.” The Holocaust History - A People&#39;s and Survivor History - Remember.org, 29

July 2019, remember.org/forgotten.

“Holocaust Victims.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 16 Nov. 2020,

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust_victims.

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About 11 million people were killed in the holocaust and 5 million of them were not Jewish. The non Jewish victims of the holocaust included LGBTQ individuals, physically and mentally disabled individuals. And many other religious groups then just the Jews were killed and imprisoned in the concentration camps.

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Hitler believed that he was essentially the God of the world and wanted to rid the world of people he deemed unfit. Hitler would target people due to their race or because of the country they came from. Hitler targeted Roma Gypsies for their beliefs and almost half a million of their entire Eastern European population were wiped out during the war.

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Another disgusting and horrific thing that happened during the holocaust was when Nazi doctors took a interest into identical twins. Specifically Josef Mengele he would perform horrific and painful experiments on twins. He tortured many twins and left another awful stain on those who had to witness his abuse.

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People who had mental illnesses were also victims of the holocaust their deaths were disguised as “mercy killings”. The Nazi’s viewed the mentally disabled as useless and “unworthy of life”.

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11 million people were killed in the holocaust, 6 million people were Jews and the other 5 million people were multiple groups of different people. Victims of the holocaust included LGBTQ individuals, mentally and physically disabled people, Romani Gypsies, Priests and Jehovah’s Witnesses.

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The reason Hitler targeted these groups was because he was a very egocentric and very manipulative. Hitler used propaganda to brainwash Germany’s citizens into believing that Jews and many others were impure, racially inferior. Hitler made the German citizens believe that they were the ultimate race and would prosper.

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LGBTQ individuals had a rough time in the concentration camps, between 5,000 and 15,000 people were sent to the camps. And 60% of those people perished, the people that survived the camps could barely comprehend what happened to them. And the survivors buried away their horrific trauma that they experienced in the camps.

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Identical Twins were unfortunate victims of the holocaust. They were experimented on and tortured. Dr. Josef Mengele was a Nazi doctor who was notorious for experimenting and torturing identical twins. He would perform unnecessary amputations, he would inject chemicals into his patients and watch them suffer. And if that wasn’t enough Dr. Mengele showed no remorse for his deplorable actions.

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Priests were also victims of the holocaust. The Catholic church in Poland was suppressed by the Nazis. And nearly a fifth of all priests were killed. Around 3,000 were killed and most were killed in concentration camps.

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Polish people were hugely affected by the holocaust. Because Germany took over Poland they imprisoned the Polish citizens. Polish Jews were forced into Ghettos and non-Jews were forced into slave labor and were imprisoned in their own country. Hitler wanted “All Poles to disappear from the world”.

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Jehovah’s Witnesses were considered dangerous traitors to Germany because they would not accept and believe in the Nazi ideology. No other group stood as firmly in their beliefs as the Jehovah’s Witnesses did. Hitler felt threatened by this strong group of Christians because they, from the very beginning, refused to recognize any other God then Jehovah.

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A quote that caught my eye was “All Poles will disappear from the world. It is essential that the great German people should consider it as a major task to destroy all Poles”. The fact that Hitler and his associates wanted to exterminate a group of people because of the country that they lived in is terrible.

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This quote is from a Identical Twin, Eva Mozes Kor. She and her twin sister Miriam were relentlessly experimented on by Dr. Josef Mengele. “I refused to be a victim, and now I am free”. This quote shows extreme strength, Eva refused to be a victim of the holocaust and despite all of the torture she didn’t give up. And now years later she was free and was able to forgive the Nazis for all they did to her and her sister.

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The quote “shower room” brings up terrible feelings those words make me sick to my stomach. The “shower room” was what the gas chambers were called. Many people spent their last moments of life thinking they’d be taking a shower. That is a horrible name for a room that was responsible for so many deaths.

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Another awful quote that was used to mask thousands of slaughters was: “mercy killings”. People who had mental or physical disabilities were slaughtered under the cover of the name “mercy killings”. It is horrible to think thousands of people were thought of as worthless and unworthy of life so they would show them mercy by killing them, most often in brutal ways.

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A quote that caught my eye was “All Poles will disappear from the world. It is essential that the great German people should consider it as a major task to destroy all Poles”. The fact that Hitler and his associates wanted to exterminate a group of people because of the country that they lived in is terrible.

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LGBTQ individuals had a rough time in the concentration camps, between 5,000 and 15,000 people were sent to the camps. And 60% of those people perished, the people that survived the camps could barely comprehend what happened to them. And the survivors buried away their horrific trauma that they experienced in the camps.

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Hitler believed that he was essentially the God of the world and wanted to rid the world of people he deemed unfit. Hitler would target people due to their race or because of the country they came from. Hitler targeted Roma Gypsies for their beliefs and almost half a million of their entire Eastern European population were wiped out during the war.

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Priests were also victims of the holocaust. The Catholic church in Poland was suppressed by the Nazis. And nearly a fifth of all priests were killed. Around 3,000 were killed and most were killed in concentration camps.

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Sources: Holocaust Forgotten (Reprinted with permission from the author); Yad Vashem; Deborah E. Lipstadt, “Simon Wiesenthal and the Ethics of History,” Jewish Review of Books, (Winter 2011); Ron Kampeas, “‘Remember the 11 million’? Why an inflated victim. “The Holocaust: Non-Jewish Victims.” Non-Jewish Victims of the Holocaust, Sources: Holocaust Forgotten (Reprinted with Permission from the Author); Yad Vashem; Deborah E. Lipstadt, “Simon Wiesenthal and the Ethics of History,” Jewish Review of Books, (Winter 2011); Ron Kampeas, “‘Remember the 11 Million’? Why an Inflated Victims Tally Irks Holocaust Historians,” JTA, (January 31, 2017)., www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/non-jewish-victims-of-the-holocaust.

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UK, HuffPost. “The 5 Million Non-Jewish People Killed By The Nazis.” HuffPost, HuffPost, 7 Dec. 2017, www.huffpost.com/entry/holocaust-non-jewish-victims_n_6555604.

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This quote is from a Identical Twin, Eva Mozes Kor. She and her twin sister Miriam were relentlessly experimented on by Dr. Josef Mengele. “I refused to be a victim, and now I am free”. This quote shows extreme strength, Eva refused to be a victim of the holocaust and despite all of the torture she didn’t give up. And now years later she was free and was able to forgive the Nazis for all they did to her and her sister.

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People who had mental illnesses were also victims of the holocaust their deaths were disguised as “mercy killings”. The Nazi’s viewed the mentally disabled as useless and “unworthy of life”.

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Another awful quote that was used to mask thousands of slaughters was: “mercy killings”. People who had mental or physical disabilities were slaughtered under the cover of the name “mercy killings”. It is horrible to think thousands of people were thought of as worthless and unworthy of life so they would show them mercy by killing them, most often in brutal ways.

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Sources: Holocaust Forgotten (Reprinted with permission from the author); Yad Vashem; Deborah E. Lipstadt, “Simon Wiesenthal and the Ethics of History,” Jewish Review of Books, (Winter 2011); Ron Kampeas, “‘Remember the 11 million’? Why an inflated victim. “The Holocaust: Non-Jewish Victims.” Non-Jewish Victims of the Holocaust, Sources: Holocaust Forgotten (Reprinted with Permission from the Author); Yad Vashem; Deborah E. Lipstadt, “Simon Wiesenthal and the Ethics of History,” Jewish Review of Books, (Winter 2011); Ron Kampeas, “‘Remember the 11 Million’? Why an Inflated Victims Tally Irks Holocaust Historians,” JTA, (January 31, 2017)., www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/non-jewish-victims-of-the-holocaust.

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The Holocaust killed 11 million people, 6 million were Jewish, and 5 million were people from different religions and of different cultures.

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Victims of the holocaust: Paragraph 1

Polish Victims: Paragraph 2

LGBTQ+ Victims: Paragraphs 3 and 4

Religious Victims: Paragraphs 5,6, and 7

Disabled Victims: Paragraph 8

Experiment Victims: Paragraph 9

Victim of identical twin experiments: Paragraph 10

Conclusion: Paragraph 11

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Tyler Sawyer

Mrs. Garske

English II

11 December 2020

Victims of The Holocaust

The Holocaust, a genocide of 11 million people that were deemed unworthy of living in Hitler’s world. So many deaths because of one evil and truly deplorable man. 6 million of those ruthlessly killed were those of the Jewish faith or suspected of it. The other 5 million aren’t really talked about especially during the Holocaust Remembrance Day. The other 5 million people who were killed weren’t Jewish. In fact some weren’t religious at all.

Polish Victims

The first huge group of people that were killed by the Nazis were the citizens of Poland. Germany invaded Poland and had successfully overtaken their neighboring country within a month. The citizens of Poland were imprisoned against their will and many were sent to concentration camps. Hitler wanted “All Poles to disappear from the world”. The non-Jewish citizens of Poland were imprisoned in their own country and forced into slave labor.

LGBTQ+ Victims

Another group of victims that are scarcely mentioned are people of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Queer Community. They aren’t mentioned because of the huge amount of homophobia that still surrounds the world. Another reason is because those who did survive the concentration camps buried away their trauma and the reason they were sent there. So most people don’t know that LGBTQ Individuals were targeted by the Nazis. Unfortunately people who were known to be gay or suspected of being gay were arrested and sent to concentration camps. About 100,000 people were arrested for being LGBTQ and between 5,000 and 15,000 of those arrested were sent to concentration camps. And unfortunately being LGBTQ meant you were at the bottom of the pack in the concentration camps. And about 60% of those sent to the camps perished.

Religious Victims

A religious group targeted by the Nazis were Jehovah’s Witnesses. They were considered dangerous traitors to Germany because they would not accept and believe in the Nazis Ideology of religion. Hitler felt particularly threatened by this strong group of Christians because they, from the very beginning, refused to recognize any other God then Jehovah. Jehovah’s Witnesses stood firm in their beliefs unlike any other group of religions that the Nazis targeted.

The Nazis also targeted the Catholics, specifically the Catholic church in Poland. The church was quickly suppressed by the Nazis when they overtook Poland and nearly a fifth of all the priests were killed. Around 3,000 priests were killed and most of them were killed in concentration camps.

Roma Gypsies were the next religious target that Hitler and the Nazis ruthlessly killed. The reason they were targeted was because Hitler was very egocentric and manipulative and was able to brainwash people into serving him. Hitler believed that German’s were the ultimate race and everyone else was inferior. So he targeted the Roma Gypsies and wiped out almost half a million of the entire population of Roma Gypsies.

Disabled Victims

People who had physical and mental disabilities were another unfortunate group of Hitler’s victims. Hitler deemed them as useless and unworthy of life. So those who had mental and physical disabilities were among the first people sent straight to the gas chambers. Their murders were hidden behind the phrase “mercy killings”. Thousands were murdered because it was “merciful”. The Nazis believed the disabled did not deserve to live so killing them was good and was doing the world a service.

Experiment Victims

It is no secret that Nazis did experiments on unwilling subjects, however some of the most disturbing and horrific experiments were tested on children, identical twins to be precise. These twins were stolen away from their families and experimented on by a notorious doctor. Dr Josef Mengele he was a Nazi doctor and was well known for his horrific torture and unethical experiments on identical twins. Some of the experiments he would do would cause extreme pain to the test subject. Such as unnecessary amputations, and injecting various chemicals into patients eyes, and bodies. Dr Mengele would watch as these children would suffer and die from these horrific experiments and had no remorse for his deplorable actions.

Victim of Identical Twin Experiments

A victim of Dr. Josef Mengele decided to speak up about her and her sister’s experiences with the demented doctor. Eva Mozes Kor and her twin sister Miriam were both 10 years old when they were separated from their family when they arrived at Auschwitz. Their entire family was killed within 30 minutes of arriving at Auschwitz. Eva and Miriam were lab subjects 6 days a week and the twins were treated like pieces of meat. Dr. Mengele injected Eva with bacteria through five large needles in her arm. As a result of this Eva became extremely ill and nearly died she miraculously survived that horrible experiment as she says “due to her determination to pull through”. Eva and Miriam survived the horrible experiments performed on them by Dr. Mengele and were among just 200 sets of twins who also survived out of almost 1,500 sets of twins experimented on. Eva has since forgiven the Nazis for what they did to her and her sister. She also visits Auschwitz where she dances on the platform where she last saw her family to honor them.

CONCLUSION

The Holocaust was a horrific event that many hope will never happen again especially the survivors. Of the 11 million killed many only know of the Jews and don’t recognize the many other groups of people targeted by Hitler and the Nazis. Many of the non-Jewish victims speak out and work to raise awareness that the Holocaust was responsible for the deaths of many Jewish and non-Jewish people.

Works Cited Page

Sources: Holocaust Forgotten (Reprinted with permission from the author); Yad Vashem;

Deborah E. Lipstadt, “Simon Wiesenthal and the Ethics of History,” Jewish Review of

Books, (Winter 2011); Ron Kampeas, “‘Remember the 11 million’? Why an inflated

victim. “The Holocaust: Non-Jewish Victims.” Non-Jewish Victims of the Holocaust,

Sources: Holocaust Forgotten (Reprinted with Permission from the Author); Yad Vashem;

Deborah E. Lipstadt, “Simon Wiesenthal and the Ethics of History,” Jewish Review of

Books, (Winter 2011); Ron Kampeas, “‘Remember the 11 Million’? Why an Inflated

Victims Tally Irks Holocaust Historians,” JTA, (January 31, 2017).,

www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/non-jewish-victims-of-the-holocaust.

UK, HuffPost. “The 5 Million Non-Jewish People Killed By The Nazis.” HuffPost, HuffPost, 7

Dec. 2017, www.huffpost.com/entry/holocaust-non-jewish-victims_n_6555604.

Schwartz , Terese Pencak. “Holocaust Victims: Five Million Forgotten - Non Jewish Victims of

the Shoah.” The Holocaust History - A People&#39;s and Survivor History - Remember.org, 29

July 2019, remember.org/forgotten.

“Holocaust Victims.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 16 Nov. 2020,

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust_victims.

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Works Cited Page

Sources: Holocaust Forgotten (Reprinted with permission from the author); Yad Vashem;

Deborah E. Lipstadt, “Simon Wiesenthal and the Ethics of History,” Jewish Review of

Books, (Winter 2011); Ron Kampeas, “‘Remember the 11 million’? Why an inflated

victim. “The Holocaust: Non-Jewish Victims.” Non-Jewish Victims of the Holocaust,

Sources: Holocaust Forgotten (Reprinted with Permission from the Author); Yad Vashem;

Deborah E. Lipstadt, “Simon Wiesenthal and the Ethics of History,” Jewish Review of

Books, (Winter 2011); Ron Kampeas, “‘Remember the 11 Million’? Why an Inflated

Victims Tally Irks Holocaust Historians,” JTA, (January 31, 2017).,

www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/non-jewish-victims-of-the-holocaust.

UK, HuffPost. “The 5 Million Non-Jewish People Killed By The Nazis.” HuffPost, HuffPost, 7

Dec. 2017, www.huffpost.com/entry/holocaust-non-jewish-victims_n_6555604.

Schwartz , Terese Pencak. “Holocaust Victims: Five Million Forgotten - Non Jewish Victims of

the Shoah.” The Holocaust History - A People&#39;s and Survivor History - Remember.org, 29

July 2019, remember.org/forgotten.

“Holocaust Victims.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 16 Nov. 2020,

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust_victims.

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The Holocaust was a horrific event that many hope will never happen again especially the survivors. Of the 11 million killed many only know of the Jews and don’t recognize the many other groups of people targeted by Hitler and the Nazis. Many of the non-Jewish victims speak out and work to raise awareness that the Holocaust was responsible for the deaths of many Jewish and non-Jewish people.

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A quote that caught my eye was “All Poles will disappear from the world. It is essential that the great German people should consider it as a major task to destroy all Poles”. The fact that Hitler and his associates wanted to exterminate a group of people because of the country that they lived in is terrible.