Holocaust Flashcards

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group of 25 nations led by Great Britain, US, Soviet Union that opposed the Axis partners (Germany, Italy, Japan) in WW II

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Allies

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prejudice or discrimination against Jews – dislike, fear, and persecution of Jews

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Anti-semitism

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forced removal of Jews in Nazi-occupied countries from their homes

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Deportation

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Nazi plan for physical destruction of all of Europe’s Jewish population

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Final solution

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deliberate, systematic murder of an entire political, cultural, racial, or religious group

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Genocide

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Adolf Hitler’s autobiography, written during his imprisonment in 1924 – details his plans to make Europe judenrein (Jew-free)

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Mein Kampf – (My Struggle)

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organized violence against Jews, often with government support

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Pogram

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abbreviation for Schutzstaffel, the black-shirted elite guard of Hitler, later political police in charge of the concentration and death camps

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SS

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ancient religious symbol (hooked cross) that became the official symbol of the Nazi Party – now banned in Germany, the swastika is still used by neo-Nazis around the world

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Swastika

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Nazi name for Germany and the occupied territories from January 1933 to April 1945

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Third Reich

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six-pointed Star of David, a Jewish symbol that the Nazis forced Jews above the age of 6 to wear as a mark of shame and to make Jews visible. In the Netherlands, the star carried the word Jood, meaning Jew – from May 1942 until she went into hiding, Anne Frank wore a yellow star

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Yellow Star

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