Hitler's Beliefs About The Holocaust

During World War Two (1933-1945), Adolf Hitler came to power and began to take over the world with his views. The events that took place under his control were horrendous; the worst being the Holocaust, killing an estimated 11 million people. As time goes on, some people are developing the belief that the Holocaust didn’t actually happen, it was a myth made up by Hitler’s opposition, used as a tactic to suffice his fall down from power. This small group of people are generally known as simply Holocaust Deniers but such believers name themselves ‘revisionism’. Throughout this essay I will suggest and discuss arguments to prove and disprove that the evidence is sufficient to deter these deniers.
One of the biggest arguments from the Holocaust Deniers is that there are no survivors able to tell the story of how the …show more content…
We all know that the Holocaust did happen and it was a significant period in history, there is masses of evidence to prove it. But what I have tried to discuss is what extents people believe the Holocaust was. Extreme deniers may believe it was only a couple of people murdered by Hitler and exaggerated to scare the rest of the world and assist Hitler’s downfall. However many rightfully prove that there were 6+ million tortured and killed under the demand of Hitler. There is no evidence that can prove that the Holocaust never existed; however some pieces of evidence can be manipulated into different reasoning’s, which is where I believe the Deniers stem from. Overall, I cannot say that the evidence from the Holocaust is enough to completely transform the Holocaust deniers into the opposite of what they believe, although I believe that when evidence is presented in front of them, their mind must begin to flicker as to what extent they believe they the Holocaust went