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http://www.annefrank.ch/diary.html

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Book about living through the the Holocaust

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Book about living through the the Holocaust

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1933-1945

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This cartoon aims to depict Jews as greedy. The man sitting on top is meant to look Jewish. the man is sitting on money(Geld). The word Börse means stock exchange. The caption supports the message by saying that the man won the money by unfair means, such as insider trading

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The Nazis needed to further demonstrate the inferiority of Jews and segway society into genocide through social injustice towards them. the Nazis. For example, the Jews were heavily stereotyped by Nazi propaganda. The state run media displayed Jews as greedy, nit-picky, and unintelligent. this stereotype created further divide between the Aryans and the minorities. the Nazis did this stereotyping in order to have their genocide be accepted more when they started it. from this one can conclude that persecution can act as a beginning to extermination, as people will finally buy the "they are inferior, so they must be killed" message.

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The Germans could not support their political agenda with moderate antisemitic propaganda. They needed people to hold extremist views. The Germans then started to conduct propaganda that can be compared to "Either You are with us, or with them"-George W. Bush. The Germans started a campaign against moderate views. they promoted that everyone who was not an extremist is to be exterminated, which resulted in the people with moderate views to slowly change into extremists. The nazis also prevented intermarriage between aryans and minorities by pasing the Nuremberg Laws. This allowed them to enforce their antisemtic propaganda and fighting of political dissent. From this one can conclude that the nazis drove the minorities and the aryans apart to induce hate, so that people would be inclined to commiting crimes or even genocide towards jews and minorities

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During world war 2, Nazis needed a reliable method of propaganda and a workforce capable of supporting their warfare. The killing and enslaving of Jews was that the Nazis chose to do. The Nazis dehumanized the Jews to justify their genocide. First, they denied Jews basic rights such as food, water, and a citizenship. Later, Jews were euqated to animals when they were forced into boxcars in order for them to be transported to their labor camps. The Nazis did this to further display the Jews' inferiority. The Nazis did these atrocities in order to keep the morale of the soldiers high, as there was not much of anything else that the Nazis could use to keep up morale, as this war was being fought mostly for the benefit of the Nazi party. The propaganda media in Nazi germany also dehumanized Jews by showing public service announcements attempting to show that Jews are equal to animals. From this one can conclude that The Nazis committed this genocide for propaganda purposes only.

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The Nazis used insecticide, chlorine gas, and carbon monoxide in gas chambers to kill people. They would say that these are showers, so that people would not panic and try to avoid it. The Nazis used the extermination to keep soldier morale higher, as the soldiers believed that it was part of their cause. Also, conquered lands were transformed into supporting the Nazis and the Nazi killing of Jews and other minorities. The Nazis did this in order to maintain their war, as the soldier morale would fall other. This allowed the Nazis to continue the war, that was for the benefit of the party only. Partially, the extermination was part of the reason the war was lost. Germany could no longer support their soldier's morale, resulting in their "war Machine" collapsing and allowing Nazi Germany to be conquered by the British, Americans, and the Russians.

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The Scientist who did experiments on twins

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The Nazis created propaganda based evidence that Jews were the problem of Germany, which was destroyed in WW1, and the devastated people bought this and started extermination. The Nazis also created the Nuremberg laws in order to justify the killing of Jews and other minorities. Also, the Nazis started World War 2, in An attempt to achieve resources to further fight the war and continue the killing of Jews and other minorities in order to maintain solder morale. This allowed Nazi Germany to become a very powerful war machine as it was called, which resulted in most of Europe becoming under Nazi occupation for a brieif period of time.

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The Nazi's classified the Jews and prosecuted people who were racially inferior then them.
Us - the Aryan race
Them - Jews, Gypsies, political dissidents and disabled people.
Tyrant - Hitler
Under Hitler's wing - The SS

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1.  In September of 1941, 33,000 Jews were killed in 2 days in a mass murder. The Nazis forced people to undress and walk to the edge of a canyon. Jews were then shot to death and/or buried alive. Nazis would grab children and throw them into the canyon as well, just to make sure there were no survivors.

2. Dr. Josef Mengele was responsible for performing experiments on victims who were in the death camps. He did these experiments on more than three thousands sets of twins, giving them sweets and other goods in order to calm them down. Once they were at the surgery site they would have to go through surgery, blood transfusions, injections of lethal germs and even sex-change operations all without the use of anesthetics. One of the most well known experiments was the sewing together of a set of twins, who were only four years old. He wanted to see if he could create Siamese twins.

3. There is a book titled, Prisoner B-3087 by Allan Gratz about the true story of Polish boy, Jack Gruener and his Holocaust expeirence. Jack Gruener has lived through ten concentration camps and 2 death marches in 4 years. Gratz also explains how Jack saw the world from his small Polish town before all the chaos started and how the non-Jewish boys would treat him. The book is a great true story about a crazy journey through the eyes of a kid growing up in a huge genocide.