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The Holocaust: A Step-by-Step Overview of the Systematic Persecution

This comprehensive overview details the key steps in the Holocaust, initiated by Hitler's rise to power. It outlines how non-Aryans were systematically removed from government roles, followed by the Nuremberg Laws that stripped Jews of their rights, culminating in Kristallnacht where Jewish properties were attacked. The forced relocation to ghettos led to rampant disease and starvation, ultimately resulting in deportations to concentration camps. The horrific "Final Solution" led to the death of 11 million people, half of whom were Jews, along with other marginalized groups.

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The Holocaust: A Step-by-Step Overview of the Systematic Persecution

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  1. The Holocaust Mr. Roe’s World History - B

  2. The Holocaust Step 1: • Shortly after taking power, Hitler ordered for all non-Aryans to be removed from government jobs. • Nuremburg laws (1939): Striped Jews of their citizenship, jobs, and property. -Forced to wear Star of David on their clothing.

  3. Step 2: Kristallnachtor Night of Broken Glass: Nazi storm troopers attack Jewish homes, businesses, and synagogues. • Around 100 Jews killed, several hundred injured, and hundreds of synagogues burned. -Many Germanys felt sympathetic but publically kept quiet. -Nazi’s were attempting to quicken Jewish emigration from Germany. -Other countries refused to accept them (American Anti-Semitism).

  4. Step 3: Forced Relocation • Jews isolated into ghettos – areas sealed off with barbed wire or walls. • Starvation and disease were so rampant that bodies piled up in the streets faster than they could be removed.

  5. Forced to work in factories

  6. Sign Reads: “Residential Jewish Area: Trespassing Prohibited”

  7. Step 4:Deportation to Camps • Jews moved to concentration camps in which they were forced to work and live under harsh conditions.

  8. Step 5: Die Endlösung or “Final Solution”

  9. Facts • 11 million killed throughout Europe. -Around half were Jewish. The rest were: Gypsies, Freemasons, Jahovah’s Witnesses, homosexuals, the mentally deficient, mentally disabled, physically disabled, and the incurably ill.

  10. Following Orders

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