Question

What are some takeaways from the Holocaust?

Answer 1

I would say that it shows the will power and strength of believing in what you believe, because they were being torcheres and killed, yet they still did not bow down to the Nazis. Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Germany and there allies murdered some 6 million jews,
and eventually late in WW2 he committed suicide along with some of his family. The Holocaust was a brutal time for you to be a Jew, and It should be treated with respect and not be made fun of.


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Answer 2

The Holocaust (sometimes referred to Shoah), was a genocide during World War II in which Hitler's army (The Nazi) to kill hundreds of European Jews. The Holocaust lasted Jan 30, 1933- May 8, 1945. Around January 30th was when Hitler came into power, that's how the Holocaust started. They basically treated the Jews like slaves. A lot of the Jews escaped from the European area to the U.S. I believe that's how the U.S got involved in World War II. 
Once World War II began in 1939, Jews were required to wear the yellow Star of David on their clothing. This made it easier for them to be recognized by the Nazis.The Holocaust did not end until 1945 when the Allies defeated the Nazis.

I learned that the Holocaust was a historical event that shows that Hitler was a dictator and all he cared about was power and strength. He killed a lot of Jews and other people. He is the main reason why we had World War II.  

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