Though it was not the first or the last crime against humanity, the Holocaust was, in multiple ways, an unprecedented genocide and remains the most extreme attempt to rid the world of an entire group. The Holocaust has become a universal token of brutal cruelty as well as unjust human suffering. It had many effects on the path of world history, and can still be seen in today’s world. The immediate effects of the Holocaust includes the seven to nine million of displaced Jews. Several countries struggled to take in the extensive amount of homeless Jews. Following the Holocaust, Germany experienced financial complications as well as the destruction of social class, struggling cities and worldwide outrage (Harvard Gazette). The social class
