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Anti-Semitism

hatred of Jews

Judaism

the religion of the Jewish people

scapegoat

person, group or thing that bears the blame for the mistakes or crimes of others

post-war

the time period after war

Nazi

the new name given to the National Socialist German Workers Party

Third Reich

New Order that Adolf Hitler established that would supposedly last a thousand years

inferior

lower in order, status, value or rank

Aryans

Nazis believed Germans to be the master race. They believed that they would be big-boned, blonde and blue-eyed.

swastika

a twisted cross that is the symbol of the Nazi Party

Fuehrer

means "absolute ruler" and became Hitler's nickname

Gestapo

Hitler's secret police

SS

Schutzstaffel, also called Blackshirts,


special security force

Lebensraum

the belief that Germany needed more land and was entitled to invade her neighbors in order to get it

judenfrage

the theory that the entire Jewish race had to be eliminated

Dachau

the first German concentration camp established in 1933

Nuremburg laws

anti-Jewish racial laws where jews had restrictions or certain conditions

Kristallnacht

"Night of Broken Glass" Nov. 1938 Jewish homes and businesses looted and destroyed Many arrested or shot

synagogue

A Jewish church or place to worship

Rabbi

a Jewish religious leader

Oma, Opa

German names for Grandmother and Grandfather

boycott

a protest where a group of people refuse to use a product or service to make a statement

Bar/Bat Mitzvah

A ceremony where boys/girls are initiated into adulthood at age 13. They are given extra responsibilities in the Jewish community