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The Holocaust
The Holocaust was the attempted genocide of all Jews in Europe in the 1930's. Nearly 6 million Jews were murdered during this time. The murders were committed by many Nazi soldiers. The Nazi soldiers were ruled by Adolf Hitler, who ruled Germany at one time. Hitler wanted to get rid of all Jews. Anybody who was Jewish, gay, disabled, gypsy were either killed or put into concentration camps to be killed. The Holocaust helped establish the modern state of Israel because Jewish people wanted their own homeland. After WWII other countries went to Germany and other parts Europe and freed people that were in the camps. Some are still alive to tell their stories other pasted away during the horrific time or after. Some Nazi soldiers that committed the crimes were put in trial others just lived life like nothing happened
Jewish history begins with the covenant established between God and Abraham in 1812 BC. It is said to have been founded somewhere in the Middle East. The people who believe in Judaism are called Jews. The Jewish homeland is Israel. During WWII, Jews were being kept captive or killed by Nazi soldiers. We refer to this sad time as the Holocaust. After the Holocaust, Jews believed that needed a homeland. So after that, many Jews decided to start over in Israel. Jews wear the star of David to represent them being Jewish.
During the Holocaust, the Nazi's put Jews in concentration camps, where they had to do hard labor. Concentration camps are places where people are kept as prisoners and are put in a usually small area with very, very low standards of living. Many people die when they are put into concentration camps. The concentration camps that most people know of are the one's built by the Nazi's during the Holocaust. Over 30,000 Jews were incarcerated during the Holocaust. The most known Nazi concentration camp was Auschwitz in Poland. More than 1.1 million people died in the Auschwitz camp during the horrific time of the Holocaust.