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The reason why it was called "The Holocaust" is because people were killed in gas chambers, were starved, and were trying to be killed by diseases. They were also were killed in concentration camps

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“The Night of Broken Glass” Nazis launched violent attacks on the Jewish community. On November 9, Nazi storm troopers attacked Jewish homes, businesses, and synagogues across Germany and murdered close to 100 Jews.

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Poland, Soviet Union, Hungary, Romania, and Germany-Austria were all involved somehow in the Holocaust.

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It depends, they were told that they were going to a different camp but they had to disinfect and bathe. They didn’t know that it was a gas chamber where you got killed with a highly toxic gas.

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Prisoners didn’t have any furniture or a bed. They were so crowded they didn’t have any space to sleep in. The prisoners suffered humiliation and abuse. Their living conditions were poor because the SS believed that they didn’t deserve any better.

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These beliefs became the government ideology and were spread publicly. They then later on in schools made them as “principles” or “mandatory”. They measured skull size and nose length, and recorded the color of their pupils, hair, and eyes to determine whether students belonged to the true "Aryan race."

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Auschwitz was the center of the destruction of European Jewry and its survivors include many famous names. Auschwitz was the largest of many concentration camp complexes built by the Nazis.

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At least 12 million people were killed in the Holocaust.
About 6 millions were not Jews.
There isn’t an accurate number but at least 1.1 million people were gassed to death at Auschwitz—90 percent of them Jews.