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"Holocaust" traditionally had meant
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When people talk about "the Holocaust" now, they are usually referring to
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The volcano on top of Mt. Vesuvius in Italy
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The fires during the 1890's when the forests of Uzbekistan burned
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A time during World War II when approximately 6 million Jews and others deemed undesirable were killed in Europe by the Axis powers, mostly Nazi Germany.
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A group of people who protest against injustice in Europe
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"Anti-Semitic" means
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someone who is against the Seminole Indians receiving restitution from the United States government for loss of their ancestral homelands
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someone who does not believe the polarity of the magnetic field of the earth has ever changed.
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a certain type of antiseptic that works for very new diseases like Ebola
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a racial bias against Jews
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Adolph Hitler was born in
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Poland
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Germany
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Austria
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Yugoslavia
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Adolph Hitler blamed the Jews for
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the lunar eclipse of 1899, when he was 10 years old
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making him eat fish cakes at his school on Fridays
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the fact that Germany lost World War I
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the fact that there exist black people in Africa
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Adolph Hitler's book that describes his philosophy that led to Nazism in which he predicted a general European war that would result in “the extermination of the Jewish race in Germany.” was
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Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
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Gesundheit
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Guten Tag
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Mein Kampf
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A concentration camp was
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a place you could get away on retreat and concentrate on your work
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a place where Jews and others deemed undesirable were sent to be eliminated
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a camp for kids to go to in summer to increase their concentration skills
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a chemical plant where dyes were concentrated until they were dark enough to be used to color military uniforms
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The first concentration camp was built in [blank_start]Dachau[blank_end] and was under the control of [blank_start]Heinrich[blank_end] [blank_start]Himmler[blank_end].
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Under the [blank_start]Nuremberg[blank_end] Laws Jews became the targets of stigmatization and persecution.
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"Kristallnacht" is the "night of [blank_start]broken[blank_end] [blank_start]glass[blank_end]" in [blank_start]1938[blank_end] when synagogues were burned and Jewish shop windows were smashed. One Hundred Jews were killed and thousands more arrested.
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The "final solution" to the "Jewish question" was to
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put all the Jews on boats and send them out of the country via the Rhine River
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convert the Jews to Naziism and change their names to traditional German names
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eliminate all Jews from German occupied lands by killing them and give their property to Germans
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allow the Jewish population to have an equal vote in the Senate
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In September 1939 the Jews of Germany were forced into [blank_start]ghettoes[blank_end] — crowded areas surrounded by fences in which the Jews were allowed to run their own affairs, but they were not allowed to leave.
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At a camp called [blank_start]Auschwitz[blank_end], over 2 million people were killed. In the year 1944, 12000 Jews were killed there every day.
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After the war, during the years 1945 and 1946 the [blank_start]Nuremberg[blank_end] Trials were held, in which Nazi atrocities were brought to light, and some of the perpetrators who had survived the war were convicted by the Allies.
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The Jews were given a homeland in Israel in the year [blank_start]1948[blank_end].