Propaganda During The Holocaust

The Holocaust was the biggest mass murdered in the human history that left traumatic memories to them who were part of that genocide. The Holocaust started on the World War II from Nazis during 1939-1945. “The term Holocaust is commonly used to refer to the systematic murder by Nazi Germany of approximately six million Jews and the destruction of their communities, representing one-third of world Jewry at the time. In this use, it is analogous to the Hebrew word Shoah, also used to refer to the genocide committed against the Jews.” (The Holocaust). Man, women, children and elderly were all arrested and transferred to places hundreds of miles away from their homes, in death camps, to be murdered with technologically advanced methods, such as …show more content…
“A number of essays, books, and articles described the difference races and claimed to show ‘scientifically’ that the blond Aryan was far superior to the darker Semite. According to the popular literature, the Aryan was noble and good, intellectually gifted, and the bearer of culture. Semites were base and evil, intellectually and morally corrupt, without any culture of their own. They were an inferior race.” (Byers, Ann). This reasons were used in the German propaganda against Jews. They were discriminated in every place, and so many places closed their doors for Jews. They faced persecutions on every level of society. In very short period of time Jews become the most hated people in Germany. Adolf Hitler made this propaganda as his own personal mission. The only thing he thought as a possible way to eliminate Jews was the mass murder he applied into the death camps and …show more content…
Ghettos were called the places were Nazis put Jews people during the World War II. Adolf Hitler wanted large areas were to create the ghettos, so he used areas of Western Poland and elsewhere Jews to be confined in special areas of cities. The ghettos had to be located in cities on railway or along the railway, so on future it would be easier to transport Jews from different places. One of the first ghettos was set up in Piotrkow on October 1939. Some other ghettos were set up into other regions. The two largest ghettos were Warsaw and Lodz, where Germans expelled 40,000 Jews in one and 38,000 in the other one. All the Jews people were expelled in a few weeks into those ghettos. They were forced to leave their homes and to move into ghetto areas. All ghettos were overcrowded and they had very limited food and medical