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Many non-Jewish Germans still helped Jews who were in danger. A lot of Germans helped by taking Jewish families in to live and hide in their households.

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Many Germans were not okay with what was happening. Some stood up to protest, but were killed in the process by the Nazis. That left others too scared for their lives and their families lives to stand up for the people being attacked.

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So many Jews were killed in the Holocaust. Only 15% of Polish Jews survived. If you were a "weak" Jew, you would get gassed right away when you got to Aushwitz.

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It was called the Holocaust because this was a mass genocide, a huge killing of many people.

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I think that the Holocaust affected everybody, because it caused a lot of conflict, and everyone knew or knows now what happened. It was part of a World War, WW2, so it affected the whole world. Also, if it didn't affect us in the US, we wouldn't be learning about it in history class right now.

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The reason that Jews were targeted above all others was because Hitler didn't like them. Hitler was mad that they lost the war, and so he blamed it on the Jews. Hitler thought that they were inferior and weakened his country.

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About 6 million Jews were killed in the Holocaust. The ones that avoided being caught either went into hiding, or tried to escape to different countries.

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The Holocaust was the mass murder of the Jewish people, and others by the German Nazi regime from 1941-1945.