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How many Jews died during the Holocaust?
6 million
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What years did the Holocaust take place?
1939
-
1945
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Which country was primarily responsible for the Holocaust?
Germany
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What is the term used for the mass genocide of Jews during WWII?
Holocaust
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What ideology heavily influenced the Holocaust?
Racism and
Anti-Semitism
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Who was the leader of the Nazis during the Holocaust?
Hitler
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Did Hitler personally carry out orders to kill Jews in masses?
No
,
he
did
not
carry
out
any
orders
personally
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What was life like for Jews in the 1930s?
They faced
persecution
and discrimination
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What is Antisemitism?
Prejudice and discrimination against the
Jewish
religion
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How did Antisemitism impact Jewish people in Germany before 1933?
It
excluded
them from society and
treated
them
poorly
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What was the significance of the November Pogrom (Kristallnacht)?
It marked a significant escalation in the
Nazi
persecution of Jews
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What happened during Kristallnacht?
Jewish
homes and businesses were attacked
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What was the impact of the ghettoization of Jews in Poland?
It
restricted
their
freedom
and forced them into
cramped
living
conditions
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What was the role of non-Jewish Poles during the rounding up of Jews?
Many watched without
intervening
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How did some non-Jewish Poles assist Jews during the Holocaust?
They hid Jews and helped them
escape
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What was the fate of the Uma family during the Holocaust?
They hid two
Jewish
families in their home
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How many Jewish children did the smuggler save from the Warsaw ghetto?
2,500
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What was the role of Mr. & Mrs. Zabinko during the Holocaust?
They hid Jews in animal enclosures at the
Warsaw Zoo
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How many Jews were saved by Mr. & Mrs. Zabinko?
Over
300
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What was the significance of Nazi propaganda during the Holocaust?
It promoted anti-Jewish sentiment and justified persecution
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What were the effects of the November Pogrom on Jewish communities?
It led to increased violence and fear among Jews
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What was the process of ghettoization and its effects on Jewish life?
It confined Jews to overcrowded areas, restricting their freedom
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What forms of resistance did Jews and non-Jews exhibit during the Holocaust?
Hiding Jews, smuggling, and providing aid
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What was the historical context of Jewish persecution prior to the Holocaust?
Jews faced
discrimination
and violence throughout history
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What role did concentration camps play in the Holocaust?
They were used for the mass imprisonment and extermination of Jews
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What were the experiences of Jewish families during the Holocaust?
They faced
persecution
, loss, and often death
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When did Germany invade the USSR?
June
1941
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What was significant about the invasion of the USSR in June 1941?
It was the
largest
military operation in history
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What areas came under Nazi control after the invasion of the USSR?
Vast areas of
Soviet
territory
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How did Jews living in the Soviet territory feel about the Nazi invasion?
They felt it was a challenge that was unwaging
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What was the name of the German security detail ordered for mass shootings of Jews?
Einsatzgruppen
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What was the role of the Einsatzgruppen during the Holocaust?
To execute Jews and Communists
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Who ordered the Einsatzgruppen to carry out mass shootings?
Heydrich
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What were the political beliefs of the SS?
They were those of the purest
Nazi
believers
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What does the term "Holocaust by Bullets" refer to?
A significant moment in the Holocaust
Represents the mass killing of Jews and Communists
Involved new methods of murder
Victims were taken to large graves, killed, and buried
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Why is the Holocaust by Bullets considered significant in the context of the Holocaust?
It marks the mass killing of millions of innocent people
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