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| total destruction, usually by fire |
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| 11 million killed; 6 million Jews, 5 million non-Jews |
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| Anti-semitism against Jews in Europe, Nazis believed Aryans were superior to others and Jews were lowest race, economic and social problems were blamed on Jews |
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| World's response to Holocaust |
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| Didn't act, didn't believe/understand what was happening, many didn't like Jews |
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| Where Jews lived before concentration/death camp. Overcrowded, little food, water, or shelter. |
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| Where people who opposed Nazis were imprisoned. Starved, worked to death. |
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| 6 factories in Poland. Prisoners were murdered in gas chambers/crematoria |
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| Took away citizenship of Jews, let government search birth records and separate Jews from other Germans |
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| Gypsies, Poles, Russians, Serbians Resistance Fighters, Homosexuals, Jehovah's Witness, Disabled, Homeless Elderly Criminals |
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| Purpose of Einsatzgruppen |
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| Firing squads, murdered Jews/civilian resistors in Russia |
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| Many people in Europe disliked Jews |
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| The planned, systematic annihilation of a racial, political, ethnic or cultural group. |
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| Pre-planned attack on Jews on November 9 and 10, 1938. Destroyed 200 synagogues, 7500 businesses, hurt many Jews. Night of Broken Glass. |
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| Concentration Camp Locations |
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| Book written by Hitler in jail describing how he would eventually control all of Europe. |
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| Nazi's version of the perfect white race. |
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| Head of SS, Concentration/Death Camps, 2nd in power. |
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| Minister of Nazi Propaganda |
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| Doctor in Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz |
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| The spreading of ideas, information or rumor for the specific purpose of helping or injuring an institution, a cause, a person or group of people |
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| Nuremberg War Crimes Tribunal |
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| Trials against 22 major Nazi German and Austrian officials. 12 to death, 7 prison, 3 not guilty |
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