The Significance Of Genocide In The Holocaust By Ann Frank

Genocide is a word meaning many horrible things that happen in one of them. Many have happen all across the world from Asia to the Americas. Many people have died from these acts for whatever reason these people wanted. Murder is a small word compares to this, not even mass murder, or man slaughter even match it genocide will always be number one on the list. Genocide happens for ignorant excuses like religion, color, race, or smarts. There are people who follow them blindly and the ones who oppose them. A small example of genocide is the first genocide before the rest happen after 1945 “The Holocaust”. The Holocaust is the greatest of all genocide in the over seven million’s dead due to their religion. The Holocaust was started by Aloft Hitler by saying Jew are a low race and should be exterminated from the planet, his decision led to world war. This war has a great death toll for over seven million Jews in labor camps. This genocide has by far the biggest toll of the decease I’ve heard. …show more content…
One of the Authors’ that I know named Ann Frank wrote about her life in hiding from the Nazi’s for a few years. Ann has been writing about her days of keeping hidden and trying to keep a normal life. The book went up to the day they were found and taken from their hiding. After being taken from their hiding, they are sent to a labor camp. She and her family didn’t make it through the camp, but her father who was free after the war. This story is based on a true story and was publish by her father who found her book. There are many other people who have survived their time in the labor camps and wrote about it. So many families and innocent have died by the actions of those who follow the ones who made this