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    The Holocaust was the mass murder of around 6 million Jews and other minorities by Nazi Germany during World War II. Jews were excluded from German society after Hitler rose to power in 1933. Nazi concentration camps imprisoned and executed Jews and others in gas chambers. The largest camps were Auschwitz, Treblinka, and Warsaw, where over 2 million people were killed total. The Holocaust ended with Nazi Germany's defeat in 1945.

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    The Holocaust was the mass murder of around 6 million Jews and other minorities by Nazi Germany during World War II. Jews were excluded from German society after Hitler rose to power in 1933. Nazi concentration camps imprisoned and executed Jews and others in gas chambers. The largest camps were Auschwitz, Treblinka, and Warsaw, where over 2 million people were killed total. The Holocaust ended with Nazi Germany's defeat in 1945.

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    The Holocaust was the mass murder of around 6 million Jews and other minorities by Nazi Germany during World War II. Jews were excluded from German society after Hitler rose to power in 1933. Nazi concentration camps imprisoned and executed Jews and others in gas chambers. The largest camps were Auschwitz, Treblinka, and Warsaw, where over 2 million people were killed total. The Holocaust ended with Nazi Germany's defeat in 1945.

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    HOLOCAUST

    Holocaust
    • The Holocaust was the
    mass murder of
    minorities considered
    “inferior” by Nazi
    Germans during World
    War II. Among the
    victims were mainly
    Jews, but other groups
    were also targeted,
    such as homosexuals,
    Roma and the mentally
    handicapped.
    Holocaust

    • The Holocaust began in


    Germany after Adolf
    Hitler was appointed
    chancellor in January
    1933. Almost
    immediately, the German
    Nazi regime excluded
    Jews from German
    economic, political,
    social and cultural
    life.
    Holocaust

    • Of the nine million


    Jews residing in
    Europe before the
    Holocaust, about six
    million were killed;
    more than one million
    Jewish children, two
    million women and
    three million Jewish
    men died during the
    period.
    Concentration Camps

    • Nazi concentration camps were


    constructions developed
    during Nazi Germany that were
    extremely well-known for
    imprisoning and promoting the
    extermination of Jews. In
    camps designed for the
    execution of Jews, Jews were
    executed in gas chambers.
    Gas Chamber

    A gas chamber is a device for


    killing humans or other animals
    with gas that consists of a
    closed chamber in which a
    poison or asphyxiating gas is
    allowed. During the Holocaust,
    large-scale gas chambers were
    designed for mass murder
    committed during Nazi Germany.
    • Auschwitz-Oświcęim.
    Period of operation:
    April 1940 to January
    1945. About 1,000,000
    to 1,500,000 died in
    this camp.
    • Treblinka. Period of
    operation: July 1942
    to November 1943.
    Dead: about 800,000.
    • "Warsaw, capital of
    Main concentration Poland. Period of
    operation: 1942 to
    camps 1944. Killed: about
    200,000;"
    Countries invaded by
    Germany

    Belgium, Netherlands,
    Poland-Gdańsk
    Luxembourg and France 

    Apr. 1940 Apr. 1941

    Sep. 1939 May 1940

    Greece  and
    Denmark and Norway  Yugoslavia(Slovenia,
    Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia,
    Montenegro and
    Macedonia).
    • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0XNrkCC7pw
    End Holocaust

    • The Holocaust ended with


    the defeat of Nazi
    Germany in World War II.
    Thus, as the Nazis lost
    territory, the
    concentration camps were
    liberated by the Allied
    forces and their
    prisoners released.

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