The second World War - Discrimination and genocide
16 important questions on The second World War - Discrimination and genocide
What is the Lebensborn program
What was the euthansia program
What were Nuremberg laws?
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What was the Night of Broken Glass?
What is a ghetto?
What are the nuremberg laws
Who made the Lebensborn Program?
What was the Night of the broken glass
What were the more extreme measures taken in east Europe during the war
How did Hitler gain a lot of popularity?
What measures were taken to make the life of Jews harder?
- Jewish shops were boycotted and books that were written by Jewish writers were burned in public
- (1935) Nuremberg laws were set which took away Jews' rights as German citizens
What happened if you were a Jew and you resisted one of the laws?
Once the war started, more extreme measures were taken against Jews in Germany and its conquered areas, what were these measures?
- (Poland) Jews died of starvation and sickness in ghettos
- (Russia) special killing squads (Einsatzgruppen) were ordered by Hitler to shoot as many Jews, communists and Romas as possible
What did the Germans see as a solution for their 'Jewish problem'?
What was the most effective method for the Germans to commit genocide?
Extermination camps were set up, what were some purposes of these camps?
- labour camps where Jews were put to work until they died
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