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History holocaust

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Pyramid of hate Bias -> individual acts of prejudice -> discrimination -> bias-motivated violence -> genocide
Oppression It’s progressive; starts with small bias and discrimination, ends with systematic (governmental) abuse
Discrimination To treat a person differently, or less favorably, for some reason
Prejudice A personal preference, like or dislike
Stereotype Preconceived ideas that assume all members of a group have the same characteristics
Aryan Considered to be the “master race”, German people, established by the Nazis
Scapegoat They were Jews, blaming them for Germany’s problems like loosing World War 1 and all the economic and political problems that followed
Monotheism Belief in one god (Judaism, Christianity, Islam - “Abrahamic” faiths)
What is the Holocaust The systematic persecution and murder of approximately 6 million Jews done by the Nazis from 1933-1945 (1933 is when Hitler became chancellor)
Anti-semitism Hatred of Jewish people
Romeo and Jewish Diaspora AD 70-132, Jewish revolts lead to expulsion by Romans and Jews were forced to settle throughout the Mediterranean and Middle East
Crusades Crusader mobs swept through Jewish communities looting, raping, and massacring them
Bubonic plague Due to myths and stereotypes the people accused Jews of poisoning the wells and spreading the disease even though they themselves were also dying from it
Spanish Inquisition Drives Jews and Muslims from Spain because they were suspected of not truly following Christianity
Martin Luther Wrote “On the Jews and Their Lies”, very anti-semitic and claimed that Jews thirsted for Christian blood and urged the slaying of Jews
Deicide A Christian belief that Jew’s were responsible for Jesus’s death
Blood libel A lie that said Jews murdered Christians to use blood in rituals like Passover
Usury and money lending Catholic churches considered it a sin to charge interest for lending money, out of necessity Jews became moneylenders
Adolf Hitler A dictator of Nazi Germany who led the Nazi Party and was responsible for starting World War 2 and the Holocaust, also wrote a book called “Mein Kampf” meaning “my struggles”
Nazism Led by Adolf Hitler, was the racist ideology of the Nazis that promoted Aryan superiority and anti-semitism
Nuremberg laws Laws that took away Jew’s German citizenship, forbade marriages between Jews and non-Jews, and limited the jobs Jews could have (1935)
Ghettos Started in the Middle Ages and relocation to the ghettos was forced
Nazi propaganda Use of posters, speeches, films and schools to spread anti-semitism of all age groups (ex: creepy man poster, mushroom book)
Kristallnacht “The night of broken glass” a violent attack by the Nazis against the Jews because a boy shot a famous German Dictator after finding out that his dad was being deported after living in Germany for so long
Pogrom An organized attack or massacre of a specific ethnic group, especially Jews in Russia or Eastern Europe
Warsaw ghetto Was in Poland and was the largest, holding over 400,000 Jews and a lot of resistance and uprisings occurred there before most residents were sent to concentration camps
Star of David Used to identify Jews
Gestapo The secret police of the Nazis that spied on and arrested anyone they saw as a threat
Auschwitz Largest death camp in Poland
Wannsee conference A meeting where Nazi leaders planned the final solution
Genocide Systemic killing of a large group of people based on race, religion or ethnicity
Euthanasia (T4) program When Nazi’s systematically killed people with disabilities (adults and kids)
Final solution Nazi’s plan to systematically murder all the Jews
Death camps Camps built to kill large numbers of people at once
Gas chambers Killing people with gas in a room
Invasion of Poland Nazis wanted to enslave/execute Poles and Slavs, the Star of David was used and the ghettos were established
Invasion of Russia Death squads mass shot Jews and others
Warsaw ghetto uprising Jewish youth fighters fought back against the Nazis (rose the Jewish and Polish flags) [AM 19-16]
Bielski brothers They were partisans/resistance fighters, and saved about 1,200 Jews (Tuvia, Zus, Asael)
Partisans/resistance fighters People who secretly fought back against the Nazis
Miep Gies Hid Anne Frank and her family from the Nazis
Renee Scott Prepared and distributed false passports to Jews, for end up getting arrested and then was later moved to a concentration camp (200 - 300 false papers a week)
Oskar Schindler Employed Jews and made a list
Righteous among the nation Non-Jews who are honored for saving Jews in Yad Vashem, Israel’s Holocaust Memorial, for risking their lives to aid Jews during the Holocaust
Nuremberg trials Happened after World War 2, where Nazi leaders were persecuted for their crimes against humanity
Crimes against humanity Serious crimes like murder, persecution, or enslavement committed against large groups of civilians
War crimes Violations of the war laws, like harming civilians or prisoners of the war
Universal declaration of human rights Created by the United Nations that states the basic rights and freedoms that all people are entitled to
Israel It became a homeland for Jews, there’s a conflict with it’s Arab neighbors, and it’s one of US’s closest allies
Zionism A movement supporting the creation and protection of a Jewish homeland in Israel
Jerusalem A city important for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
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