Answer (1 of 10): Holocaust is important in History because in 1930s Nazis which was party of Hitler killed 60,000 Jews in Concentration Camps.Nazis killed Jews because he thinks that Jews were behind all the unrest in International politics.Killing of J
During World War 2, Adolf Hitler had all power. He was a cruel man, that did random acts of hatred towards the people he thought didn’t belong in his country, the Jews and people that were just different. He started something known as the Holocaust. What he did seemed really wrong to...
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As we all know, there have been several mass tragedies that have occurred in history but the most infamous one is The Holocaust. The Holocaust is also known as “The Final Solution” according to Hitler and his Nazi army. This was a violent terror raged upon one single race and those who...
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However, he was also morally bankrupt. His “win the war first” policy led to the deaths of hundreds thousands at Auschwitz and other places. His lack of response to the solid information of the Holocaust he had as early as 1942, combined with the technological means to do something about...
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