Answer:
What I know:
The holocaust was the world war 2 genocide of European Jews. It happened between 1941-1945. Around 6 million Jews were killed.
What I want to learn:
Why were Jews a target? Or a threat? How was Hitler able to get away with capturing and torturing Jews for so long?
What I know:
- To the Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, Jews were an inferior race who seemed to not fit his standards of the people he wanted in his country.
- Nazis believed that only Aryan people should be in Germany (people with light/blonde hair and light/blue eyes with fair skin and a skinny/fit appearance)
- Genocide of the Jews. The Nazis had killed just about 6 million jews.
- The holocaust lasted for 4 years.
- There were mainly concentration camps in Germany and Poland
- One of the most popular concentration camps was Auschwitz-Birkenau
- Many people had died in gas chambers if they didn't starve or work themselves to death.
What I want to know:
- Why didn't they like jews?
- What had fueled Hitler's hatred towards jews?
- Why did they idolize the idea of a country of aryans so badly?
- Why did they make more people suffer than others?
- How come the concentration camps managed to stay up for so long without anyone saying anything about it, or questioning it?
