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Adolf Hitler

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A man who caused 6 million death.though another agent he killed millions of Jews.

The Nazis

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This ideology, led by Adolf Hitler was based on the belief in a "master race" (Germans), racial purity, and the persecution of minorities, particularly Jews

Example:The Holocaust

Resistance

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The refusal to accept or comply with something; the attempt to prevent something by action or argument.

Example:Many groups in the Holocaust fought against the Nazi army

https://www.symbaloo.com/mix/holocaustresistance

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The Holocaust took place in World War II. It was an effort by Adolph Hitler to utterly destroy the Jewish people. Six million Jews were killed in World War II, half of that six million were children and teenagers. If you had a distantly related Jewish family member, you were considered a Jew, and therefore you must be killed. This report is about resistance in the Holocaust. It’s about who resisted, and how some made it out alive.

https://fortunoff.library.yale.edu/education/podcasts/

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Aaron B. Holocaust testimony
Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies
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Agent: Holocaust Education Foundation Producer B., Aaron, 1925- Interviewee B, Aaron (1674) Interviewee Siegel, Allen M., 1940- Interviewer Blum, Lee Interviewer
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Date: 1987-12-13 creation
Description: Videotape testimony of Aaron B., who was born in Warsaw, Poland in 1925. He recalls German invasion; volunteering for forced labor in his father's place; digging ditches near the Soviet border in November 1939; escaping to Warsaw two weeks later; unloading trains; obtaining a privileged position with assistance from a German officer; ghettoization; his parents and sister escaping to Białobrzegi in 1942; the German officer helping him to escape to Białobrzegi; forced labor at a munitions factory in Radom; public executions; learning his family was deported; escaping execution with assistance from an Ukrainian guard; transfer to Vaihingen, then Hessental in 1944; a death march to Dachau in February 1945; train evacuation in April; receiving food from the International Red Cross; and liberation by an African-American U.S. tank unit. Mr. B. describes recuperating in a Munich hospital; living in Germany; moving to Leipheim displaced persons camp in 1946; reunion with his sister in Bad Reichenhall; marriage in 1947; traveling by boat from Marseille to Haifa in 1948; serving in the Israeli army; and emigration to the United States. He notes his wife's problems and his insomnia due to their war experiences. Abstract This testimony is open with permission. Conditions Governing Access Copyright has been transferred to the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies. Use of this testimony requires permission of the Fortunoff Video Archive. Conditions Governing Use
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video

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https://www.symbaloo.com/mix/holocaust?q=holocaust%20video

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Aaron E. Holocaust testimony

Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies

Unrestricted - Fortunoff Video Archive

Agent: Holocaust Education Foundation Producer E., Aaron, 1933- Interviewee E, Aaron (3377) Interviewee Schapiro, Raya Czerner, 1934- Interviewer Kraff, Sondra F. Interviewer

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Date: 1992-05-31 creation

Description: Videotape testimony of Aaron E., who was born in Sokołów Podlaski, Poland in 1933. He describes his father's non-kosher butcher shop; German occupation; ghettoization; smuggling out of the ghetto to deliver meat; selections from which no one returned; fear of death from overhearing adult conversations; forced labor on a farm with his family in 1942; being discovered while hiding with his family during the ghetto's liquidation; escaping; his younger sister's deportation to Treblinka; his mother sending him to his other sister to hide with a Polish woman; hiding in her attic until liberation; living with his sister and uncle in Łódź, then in an orphanage; illegally traveling to Germany with his sister; living with her in Fürth and Neufreimann displaced persons camps; their emigration to the United States in June 1947; living in an orphanage, then in a loving home; difficulties in school; service in Korea; marriage; and the births of two sons, named for relatives who perished. Mr. E. discusses the loss of his childhood and parents; emotional problems resulting from his experiences, including being an overprotective parent; nightmares; a close relationship with his sister; and his sense of being a perpetual \outsider.\ Abstract This testimony is open with permission. Conditions Governing Access Copyright has been transferred to the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies. Use of this testimony requires permission of the Fortunoff Video Archive. Conditions Governing Use

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Auschwitz Survivor Gena Turgel Walked Out of Gas Chamber Alive

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“When I think back, I have to pinch myself sometimes to see if I’m really alive," the 90-year-old told NBC News.

Turgel, an elegant woman with more than a hint of mischief in her blue eyes, survived not one or two, but three Nazi concentration camps."