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Holocaust

the systematic killing of about 6 million Jewish people and millions of others by Nazis between 1933 and 1945

Genocide

the deliberate and sytematic killing of a racial, religious, political, or culteral group

Anti-Semitism

discrimination againts the Jewish religion

Nazi

grew to power in the 30s; Based on militaristic, racial, antisemitic, and national policies

Star of David

the symbol of Judism

Displacement

being involuntarily moved because of war, government policies, or other societal actions

Rabbi

the leader of a Jewish congregation, similar to a priest

Ghetto

Nazi word for concetration and control. Usually placed in the poor sides of cities and sealed by a barbed wire fence

Kristallnacht

"Night of the Broken Glass"


11/9/1938- Jewish churched were burned, Jewish shops were ransacked and destoryed, Jewish moved to concentration camps

Death Camp

extermination centers where Jews and others were sent to be killed

Concentration Camp

prisons used to trap political and nonpolitical prisoners forced to work before or until they died

Gas Chambers

large chambers where poeple were killed with lethal gasses

Crematorium

a facility that houses a cremator and turns bodies into ash

Death March

forced marches to move victoms to places far away in less that tolerable conditions

Propoganda

false or partly face information used by the government to sway others

Aryan Race

peoplespeaking the language of Europe and India

Chancellor

the Cheif or Prime Minister of Germany

Occupation (not job)

control of a country by a foreign military power

Allied Powers

Great Britian, USA, China and the Soviet Union

Axis Powers

Germany, Italy and Japan

Final Solution

a Nazi plan to exterminate all Jewish people

Gestapo

the Secret State Police of Germany

SS

Hitlers person gaurds; polics and security

Ethnic Cleaning

the mass expulsion or killing of members of an unwanted ethnic or religious group

Swastica

an ancient symbol chosen by the Nazis as their "logo"

Kapo

the person in charge of a work gang

Great Depression

Began in 1929 following WWII; Lack of money world wide; it was a particular hardship for Germany

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Commander of all Ally forces in Europe beginning in 1942; Became the President in 1952

Heinrich Himmler

Head of the SS secret police, controlled and oversaw all of the concentration camps; Committed suicide in 1945 after his arrest

Hitler Youth

Group of Nazi youth established in 1926, it was a required action after 1939. They sent boys about 12-18 to military school to train to become soldiers

Nuremberg Trials

Trials of 22 major Nazi figures in Nuremberg, Germany in 1945 and 1946

Adolf Hitler

Chancellor of Germany, became it after promising to being Germany back to its richness