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Holocaust

The term refers to the systematic, state-sponsored persecution and murder of six million Jews by the Nazi regime and its allies. Means “sacrifice by fire”

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Years the Holocaust took place

The Holocaust occurred from 1933 to 1945.

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Antisemitism
Prejudice against, hatred of, or discrimination against Jews.
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Effect of Vatican II on the Catholic Church's stance on Jews

Vatican II led to a reassessment of the Church's relationship with Judaism, promoting dialogue and acknowledging the connection between Christianity and Judaism. Pardoned Jews for the murder if Jesus

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Hitler’s role in the Third Reich
Adolf Hitler served as the leader of the Nazi Party and Chancellor of Germany, orchestrating the policies that led to the Holocaust.
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How anti-Semitism was instilled in German youth

Nazi propaganda was used in schools and youth organizations to promote anti-Semitic beliefs among children. In books as well

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Nuremberg Laws

A set of laws enacted in 1935 that institutionalized racial discrimination against Jews in Germany.

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Nazi methods to recruit support for persecution

Using propaganda, fear, and promises of restoring national pride to gain public support for anti-Jewish policies. Brainwashed children

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Groups persecuted besides Jews
Other groups included Roma (Gypsies), disabled individuals, homosexuals, and political dissidents.
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Evian Conference

A 1938 meeting of delegates from 32 countries to discuss the refugee crisis caused by the rise of Nazism; it resulted in little actionable support. No country beside DR wanted to take extra Jews.

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Kristallnacht

Also known as the Night of Broken Glass, it was a coordinated attack on Jewish people and businesses in November 9, 1938, marking an escalation in anti-Jewish violence.

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Role of the Catholic Church during the Holocaust
The Church had a complex role, with some members supporting the Nazis, while others opposed the regime and helped Jews.
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Who did the killing start with.

The disabled in the T4 program.

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Role of Catholic Church

Pope Pius cooperated with hitler to preserve church.

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What are ghettos

Small city blocks where Jews were forced into before being sent to concentration camps.

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What happened at the Wannsee Conference

The Final Solution was mapped out. They finalized the logistics for the killing.

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Why should we study the Holocaust

So we understand history and so it doesn’t occur again.

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Sunflower thematic topics

Who’s responsible for the Holocaust? Who has a right to say who is responsible?

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Why should we study the memoir?

To understand others.