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The Holocaust: How did it happen?

The Holocaust: How did it happen?. Process of Victimization. Systematic procedure of taking an identified group from citizen to subject to victim. Not pre-planned by Hitler and the Nazis. Logical progression of “problem-solving.” Don’t necessarily proceed “in order” but all occurred.

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The Holocaust: How did it happen?

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  1. The Holocaust:How did it happen?

  2. Process of Victimization • Systematic procedure of taking an identified group from citizen to subject to victim. • Not pre-planned by Hitler and the Nazis. • Logical progression of “problem-solving.” • Don’t necessarily proceed “in order” but all occurred.

  3. Step 1 – Identification • In September 1935, Hitler passes laws titled “Reich Citizenship Law” and the “Law for the Protection of German Blood and Honor.” • They set up a specific definition for Jews.

  4. A. Definition • 3 grandparents or 2 grandparents and the person a. Belonged to a Jewish community on 9/15/35, or b. Married a Jew, or c. Was the offspring of a marriage contracted with a ¾ Jew or full Jew after the law passed, or d. Offspring of an extra-marital relationship of a ¾ Jew or full Jew and was born after 7/31/36. • Mischlinge: 1st Degree (2 Jewish Grandparents) • Mischlinge: 2nd Degree (1 Jewish Grandparent)

  5. B. Approved Name Lists • There were 185 approved male names and 91 approved female names. • If your name was not on the list, you had to adopt the middle name of “Israel” or “Sarah.”

  6. C. Passports marked with a “J”

  7. D. Star of David Must be Worn

  8. Step 2 - Propaganda A. Movies were made portraying the “evil” nature of Jews.

  9. B. “Germans don’t buy from Jews” – German slogan

  10. C. Songs America, America Oh Jewish Land America You are certainly conceited are A big fat pig, that’s what you are. America, America Oh Jewish Land America You are diseased, you are a dupe, You are naïve, a nincompoop America, America Oh Jewish Land America

  11. D. Education is Changed 1. All Aryan young people required to join the Hitler Youth. Legal guardians could be fined or imprisoned for preventing, or attempting to prevent, any young person from serving.

  12. 2. School Curriculum was Changed.

  13. Step 3 – Removal of Possessions • A series of laws were passed in Germany eliminating any legal authority of the Jewish people. • All property rights were removed.

  14. A. Jews were not allowed to work in the Civil Service

  15. “Law against the Overcrowding of German Schools and Institutions of Higher Learning” passed.

  16. C. Jewish Property was Confiscated.

  17. Step 4 – IsolationSeparate the group from the rest of society. A. Curfews were installed. Jews were forbidden to be outside after 8 PM in the Winter and 9 PM in the Summer.

  18. B. Ghettos were established.

  19. Step 5 – DeportationRemoval of the victim to a high security area assures no interference.

  20. Step 6 - Dehumanization

  21. Selection – people were divided according to their ability to work.

  22. Personal belongings were taken from them.

  23. Everyone was given the same uniform.

  24. Names were replaced by numbers.

  25. Everyone became the same.

  26. Gas Chambers

  27. The Ovens

  28. 6,000,000 Jews were killed.

  29. X 300 = 6,000,000 19, 980 people fit in The Rose Garden

  30. Genocide Deliberate and systematic destruction of a racial, political, or cultural group.

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