Holocaust Research by Ruddhra Gupta

Holocaust Research by Ruddhra Gupta https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r en-us 2023-05-17 18:19:15 UTC 2023-06-01 15:37:46 UTC hello@padlet.com Example of Anti Semitism rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2595147301 Walter Rathenau is a famous political figure from the Weimar Republic. After becoming the foreign minister of the Weimar Republic after his job as the president of the General Electric Cooperation of Germany. Right-wing groups had high hatred for him and his policies to abide by the terms Treaty of Versailles and to make the damaged relations with the Soviet Union more stable. He was later assassinated by the groups that hated him in June 24, 1922. His murder implied every anti-Semitic behavior from these groups. the groups blamed Jews for the loss of WW1 and took it out by assassinating them.]]> 2023-05-17 18:45:38 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2595147301 Pogrom in Przytyk, Poland rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2595161265 There is severe violence against many Jews because of Anti-Jew programs. In one attack in Poland in a town called Przytyk major violence against Jews lead to 3 killed and over 60 wounded. After the attacks on Poland, the attack programs spread to neighboring cities. After the attacks over 200 were wounded and nearly 80 were killed. The widespread of this violence happened in Poland between 1935 and 1937. Anti-Jewish programs take place in towns such as Czestochowa, Lubion, Bialystok, and Grodno.]]> 2023-05-17 18:59:01 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2595161265 Dreyfus Affair rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2603715376 An example that shows antisemitism is shown in the Dreyfus affair. Alfred Dreyfus was falsely convicted for betrayal but he did not actually do anything. The betrayal he was convicted of was passing military secrets to Germany. for this, he was heavily mistreated, found guilty of treason, and sentenced to jail. He had the insignia torn off his uniform and had his sword broken. In the same public ceremony crowds shout "Death to Judas, death to the jew". When an investigator found the real traitor Ferdinand Walsin Esterhazy, he was discouraged from continuing the investigation and was transferred and later imprisoned. Esterhqazy was tried but not found guilty even though there was evidence. When a journalist wrote an article defending Dregus was later convicted. This mistreatment of the false convict shows antisemitism.]]> 2023-05-24 19:10:35 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2603715376 Medieval Antisemitism rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2604123748 During the medieval period, antisemitism was omnipresent. Anti-Semitism existed prior to Christianity and was made by Manetho in the 3 century BCE. Although it has become much more severe and has increased a lot more since its beginning. this picture, it is expressing antisemitism in the medieval ages. This picture it is expressing one of the antisemitic laws that restricted Jewish freedom in the medical ages. It shows a law where they are forced to where specific clothing that shows that they are Jewish. This is a form of forcing them to express there ethnicity will cause lots of discrimination against them.]]> 2023-05-25 02:48:07 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2604123748 The Third Reich was Nazi Germany was the German state between 1933 and 1945, when Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party controlled the country, and soon most of europe. rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2604151048 2023-05-25 03:07:40 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2604151048 Nuremberg Laws rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2606447878
The historical Nuremberg laws, established on the 15th of September, 1935, were explicitly created to categorize individuals as Jewish or non-Jewish. The rules were comprised of two distinct components. The first component was known as the Reich Citizenship law. It was primarily intended to limit citizenship to individuals of German blood or descent, and consequently, it stripped Jews of their political rights in Germany. The second component of the laws, on the other hand, was formulated to prevent marriages between Jews and non-Jewish Aryans. In an effort to preserve the purity of the Aryan race in future generations as perceived by the authorities. These antisemitic laws were one of the first major atrocities caused against Jews in Nazi Germany. ]]> 2023-05-26 18:24:04 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2606447878 The Jewish boycott rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2606461823 The first thing the Nazis did was boycott Jews. On April first, 1933, the Nazis took their first action against Jews. They started a boycott against Jewish businesses and professions which meant that people were discouraged to do business with them. Although this nationwide plan was not a success it was still a start to all the atrocities that the Germans will end up causing to Jews through antisemitism. In this picture, it is shown that Members of the Storm Troopers are holding boycott signs in front of Jewish businesses. They say: "Germans! Defend yourselves! Don't buy from Jews!".

]]> 2023-05-26 18:45:47 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2606461823 Book Burnings rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2609215127 On May 10 1933 groups of nazi scholars did a major act of antisemitism. These Nazi-dominated student groups held book burnings for books that were considered to be unGerman or non-german. The books that were burned were those of mostly Jewish, liberal, and leftist authors. These book universities happened in 34 towns cities and universities. At the end of the day, this was a strong nazi act to censor any Jewish believe from schools or even the general public. This shows how Germans could not even tolerate and precedence of Jewish culture or resemblance in culture which shows the atrocities they do later]]> 2023-05-30 14:24:28 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2609215127 Night of the broken glass rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2609264608 Anti Semitic violence by the Nazi struck against jews again. The night of the broken glass or also known as the Kristallnacht was the night November 9th - 10 in 1938, This was a nationwide riot filled with violence against Jews. At an attempt to make it seemed unplanned it was latter revealed that this major arson and killing was states sanctioned and was allowed by the government. In the picture we can see sa jewish house of worship on fire. The nazis continued to set hundreds of synagogues on fire. They also vandalized jewish businesses ]]> 2023-05-30 15:05:03 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2609264608 Antisemitic poster concerning Jews in allied armies rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2609403401 Jews enlisting in the British military are portrayed as acting out of desperation in a 1940 German propaganda poster. The yellow background color is reminiscent of the Star of David pins that German Jews wore. To portray Jews as inexperienced soldiers, the billboard uses a captured Polish-Jewish soldier. In the Polish army, around 100,000 Jews battled the German Army, and Jewish leaders in Britain and Palestine advocated for the inclusion of a Jewish battalion in the British Army. In the end, the Jewish Brigade was established in 1944 and engaged German troops in Italy. Approximately 1.5 million Jews participated in the Allied war effort, and the Nazis employed propaganda to advance antisemitic viewpoints and promote the war effort. Beginning in 1936, the Word of the Week Series of posters attacked Jews, Communists, and Germany's adversaries,

]]> 2023-05-30 17:17:36 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2609403401 Antisemitic poster rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2609751339 Made by Philipp Rupprech this poster, depicts a Jew banging his head in response to Nazi German business. This is an antisemitic poster creating propaganda to show how German businesses no longer want to deal with or banter with Jews. It also stereotypes Jewish features as it is clearly shown to have a large nose, a big beard, a heavyset, and red eyes. The color scheme of black and grey is used to show how the race is not trustworthy, in contrast with the light and bright Aryan store. It is used as a way to demonstrate antisemitic ideologies. This propaganda was spread to make asl germans believe that haggling Jewish peddlers is going to harm their businesses. This made it so that Jews could not do business with aryans anymore and people are discouraged to do busin ess with them. ]]> 2023-05-31 00:59:37 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2609751339 Ghetto: a poor urban area occupied primarily by a minority group or groups. or the Jewish quarter in a city. rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2609927925 2023-05-31 02:46:15 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2609927925 The warshaw ghetto rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2609963107 In October 1940 the German authorities in Warshaw enacted that all Jews move to the ghetto of Warshaw. 30% of the warshaw population was sent to live in 2.8% of the city. The act required that all Jews go and live in the Ghetto. The rest of the city was enclosed by a 10-foot wall. The population of the ghetto was 400,000 Jews and they were constricted to live in 1.3 square miles. each room in the ghettos had around 8 people. The condition of the Ghetto was horrible. The hunger in the ghetto was so great, so bad, that people were laying on the streets and dying, and little children went around begging and dying starving, says Abraham Lewlent.]]> 2023-05-31 03:13:34 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2609963107 Lordz Ghetto rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2609994779 Around 160,000 Jews were confined in the Lodz ghetto, which the Germans constructed in early February 1940 in Poland. There were terrible living conditions in the ghetto, including overcrowding, a lack of essential facilities, and malnutrition. The mass of the population received minimal food rations while being forced to work long hours in German factories. Due to the poor living circumstances, more over 20% of the ghetto's inhabitants died. German Order Police officers stood guard and barbed-wire fencing surrounded the ghetto. The Jewish council's head, Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski, wanted to make the ghetto economically desirable to the Germans in order to save it. The ghetto was ultimately demolished despite these attempts, and its surviving residents were sent to detention and death camps. ]]> 2023-05-31 03:43:14 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2609994779 Krakow Ghetto rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2610929182 The Germans started sending Jews from Krakow to the nearby countryside in May 1940. Over 55,000 Jews had been driven out of Poland by March 1941, only about 15,000 Jews remained in Krakow after. By March 21, 1941, the Germans had concentrated the remaining Jews of Krakow in the ghettos. Jews from other nations were also put in the ghetto. Within the borders of the Krakow ghetto, there were between 15,000 and 20,000 Jews. They were surrounded by barbed-wire fences and, in some locations, recently constructed stone walls, some of which had tombstone-like shapes.]]> 2023-05-31 19:56:19 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2610929182 Vilna Ghetto rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611208751 In Vilna the germans established 2 ghettos by early septermber 1941. first the Jews that were incapable to work where sent to Ghetto #2. Later in October of 1941 the ghetto was destroyed by German Einsatzgruppe detachments and Lithuanian auxiliaries . Residents of Ghetto #1 were compelled to work, and some were deported to camps near Vilna. The survivors were transported to labor camps in Estonia and Latvia after the complete liquidation of Ghetto #1 in September 1943, which resulted in more murders.

]]> 2023-06-01 02:16:03 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611208751 Minsk rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611305249 The Germans built a ghetto in Minsk's northwest toward the end of July 1941. The Minsk ghetto held about 80,000 individuals, including Jews from neighboring towns. Between 1941 - 1942 almost 24,000 Jews were deported from Germany, Austria, and the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia to Minsk. These Jews were gassed and killed. The gassing happened almost right as they arrived. the others were housed in Minsk. These jews were isolated from the other neighboring ghettos with little contact allowed between them. Germans forced the people in the ghettos to forced labor work camps.]]> 2023-06-01 03:50:51 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611305249 Dachau Camp rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611360480 The Dachau camp was established in March 1933. It was the first concentration camp for political prisoners. The location of the camp was next to an abandoned munitions factory. After the night of the broken glass, the number of jews stationed at this camp increased drastically. Increasing by almost 11,000 jews this camp were forced to stay until they said that they would leave Germany if they were set free. In the camps prisoners had to go through forced labor and medical experiments too. ]]> 2023-06-01 04:56:32 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611360480 Auschwitz rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611368844 The Auschwitz camp was a death hole for jews. Located in the Polish city of Oświęcim, the Auschwitz camp had three sub-camps, Auschwitz I, Auschwitz II, and Auschwitz III. In Auschwitz I there was the "main camp" established in 1940. Auschwitz two known as the killing center, or Auchwtiz - Birkenau. and Auschwitz III which became a concentration camp. These camps had a serious amount of victims and a death toll. 1000000+ jews were deported and nearly all of them were brutally murdered even other nationalities such as gypsies and Russians]]> 2023-06-01 05:04:07 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611368844 Treblinka rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611379720 in november of 1941 Treblinka was established as a forced labor work camp. Besides jews this camp also served non jewish as a labor education camp because they belived it can discipline you. BEsides being a labor camp this camp also had a killing center which was 1,312 by 1,968 feet. THe also had watch towers the size of 2.5 stories. During the years around 700,000 jews were deported form ghettos to these work camps . There were later mass killings at this camp which lead to a lot of deaths among the jews. ]]> 2023-06-01 05:14:11 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611379720 BELZEC rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611390339 Being the second killing center in germany for jews Belzec was a death camp for jews. Life in the camps were miserable. when jews were deported there they were killed a lot. On top of being seperated for their families and transferred to the camps through freight cars the jews were attrotiopusly killed. Jews were forced to take off their clothes in order to pass through a corridor known as the "tube." They were intended to enter rooms that were falsely identified as showers via this tunnel. A strong motor engine was started by auxiliary police guards outside the structure housing the gas chambers as soon as the doors to these chambers were secured. Then carbon monoxide was introduced into these rooms, killing everyone who was confined within. The next 20 freight cars had deportees, and the gruesome process was repeated with them.]]> 2023-06-01 05:24:40 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611390339 LUBLIN/MAJDANEK CONCENTRATION CAMP: rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611408131 Constructed in October of 1941 the Lublin and Majdanek Camps were initially started to be built for Russian soldiers. IT started with the arrival of 2,000 Soviet prisoners. Germans rounded up 300 jews and selected 1/2 of them to be prisoners of this camp. For a long time, germans con tied to pick up jews from ghettos and take them to the camps. Form march to mid-June of 1942 the Germans kept moving jews around from Auschwitz and Beleck to Majdanek. There were around 7,000 jews transported around the cities. At this work camp when workers got too tired they were poisoned and gassed to death in makeshift gas chambers. a lot of jews were sent to these camps because of the fall of the warshaw ghetto and the transfer from other camps. ]]> 2023-06-01 05:44:58 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611408131 Liberation is the act of freeing form slavery or oppression. so in this case the allies gave liberation to the jews from nazi regime. rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611409568 2023-06-01 05:46:44 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611409568 Liberation of Auschwitz rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611454057 On January 27, 1945, the Soviet army entered Auschwitz, Birkenau, and Monowitz. They had gotten liberation for a lot of the sick and ill and starving kids and families and people that were stuck in the horrible nature of the camps. The Soviets came in and saved 7,000 prisoners that were about to die. And that would have prevented them from being killed. As Soviet forces drew closer to Auschwitz in mid-January 1945, the SS evacuated the camp and its subcamps, forcing about 60,000 prisoners to march west. Numerous thousands of people have already died in the camps prior to the death marches. overall these camps had over a million killings.]]> 2023-06-01 06:32:44 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611454057 Anti Semitism: Hostility against jews. rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611455440 2023-06-01 06:34:21 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611455440 Extermination camps where death camps where as labor camps where camps where the prisoners were over worked rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611456666 2023-06-01 06:35:38 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611456666 Liberation of Lublin-Majdanek rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611883261 Less than 500 detainees were found in the Lublin-Majdanek concentration camp after it was freed by Soviet forces. In the spring of 1944, the SS had already relocated the majority of the detainees to western camps. The remaining employees swiftly left Majdanek as Soviet forces closed in on Lublin. On July 22–23, Soviet forces arrived; on July 24, Lublin was taken. Majdanek was the first significant camp to be freed and was largely unharmed. Journalists were allowed to see the atrocities there.]]> 2023-06-01 14:19:51 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611883261 Jakob Blankitny rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611908928 Jakbon lived in a town called Maków Mazowwieeki which was not far from Warshaw. After the invasion of Poland started and the creation of camps/ ghettos started Jakob's life soon took a dark turn. Soon after the invasion started Germans started using the Synagogue to destroy any Jewish-related symbols. These included homes and religious simples. He also underwent the experience of having to wear the Star of David and it should be evident that he was Jewish. After some time he was transported to ghettos where he survived the typhus disease was very common that he luckily survived. Weeks later he was sent to the Milwa ghetto and from there transferred to the horrifying Auschwitz death camps. While he was at the camp everything was a terrible nightmare, seeing his father being killed in front of him and being separated from his mom and sister life at the camp was horrible. Soon the Americans came and granted them liberation and 10,000 people left the camp. ]]> 2023-06-01 14:43:38 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611908928 Rosa Marie Burger rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611921116 Rosa Marie Burger describes her life during the Third Reich. Rosa began trade school at the age of 17 and soon got a job with the government. She says that in the beginning Jewish citizens were farmers and tradesmen but as the nazi party got closer and closer to ultimate power these things started to regrade. Hitler's rise to power caused a downward decline in the life of jews, as they were restricted from work and received few ration stamps than others. Soon the Jewish population would start to starve. She goes on to talk about how much discrimination she faced and people like her faced. From being discriminated in jobs to not getting enough food stamps her life was miserable.]]> 2023-06-01 14:54:50 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611921116 Andrew Glass rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611931369 Andrew Glass was a boy during the holocaust and luckily escaped Germany unscathed as fled warshaw just ahead of the German army in a taxi. He then took a train across the Soviet Union in the winter and landed in Japan. His final destination was the US where he arrived right after pearl harbor. Before this families escape they faced a lot of hardships such as secretly using that taxi and so on. Some other hardships were leaving and entering the country with legal papers and documentation. He later traveled back to Warshaw and remembered his childhood home and childhood life before the attacks. He says he is lucky to be an illegal alien was a good bargain as he was 200,000/3.3 million jews to survive. ]]> 2023-06-01 15:04:54 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611931369 Violent attacks in 2019 Great Britan rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611935255 https://www.statista.com/topics/5169/antisemitism-in-europe/]]> 2023-06-01 15:09:00 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611935255 rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611935622 2023-06-01 15:09:24 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611935622 rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611938739 2023-06-01 15:12:37 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611938739 rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611941914

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]]> 2023-06-01 15:30:25 UTC https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611955449 rg42001 https://padlet.com/rg42001/p6ss5vb59so6j49r/wish/2611957052 "Dachau." Holocaust Encyclopedia, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/dachau.
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