History

• Nazi Germany
• The Holocaust was the systematic persecution, mass murder, and attempted extermination of Jews by Nazi Germany during World War II.
• Jewish people were targeted because they were seen as inferior to Aryans (white Germans).
• Hitler believed that Jews were responsible for all of Germany's problems.
• In January 1933, Hitler became Chancellor of Germany.
• Hitler believed that Jews were responsible for all of Germany's problems and wanted them removed from German society.
• In 1935, Hitler passed laws called Nuremberg Laws which made it illegal for Jewish people to marry or have sex with non-Jewish people.
• By 1942, over six million European Jews had been murdered in concentration camps.
• By 1942, over six million Jews had been killed in concentration camps across Europe.
• Many other groups such as homosexuals, disabled people, political opponents, and Roma/Gypsies were also targeted and murdered.
• On April 7th, 1933, Jewish civil servants were dismissed from their jobs.
• On September 28th, 1940, the first deportations began with Polish Jews being sent to concentration camps.
• On April 7th 1933, Jewish civil servants were dismissed from their jobs.
• By December 1941, there were over 500,000 Jews living in ghettos across Poland.
• On July 25th 1933, the Law for the Prevention of Hereditary Diseased Offspring banned marriage between those with genetic diseases or disabilities.
• On September 14th 1935, the Nuremberg Race Laws defined who could be considered "Aryan" and allowed for the sterilisation of those deemed unfit to reproduce.
• Many other groups such as homosexuals, disabled people, political opponents, and Roma/Gypsies also suffered atrocities under the Nazis.
• Nazi propaganda played an important role in convincing ordinary Germans to support their policies.
• Nazi propaganda played an important role in convincing ordinary Germans to support their policies.
• Nazi propaganda played an important role in convincing ordinary Germans to support their policies.
• The Holocaust was the systematic murder of millions of Jewish people by Nazi Germany during World War II.
• The Holocaust was the systematic murder of millions of Jewish people by Nazi Germany during World War II.
• Nazi propaganda played an important role in convincing ordinary Germans to support the persecution of Jewish people.
• Nazi propaganda played an important role in convincing ordinary Germans to support the persecution of Jewish people.
• The Holocaust was the systematic murder of millions of Jews by Nazi Germany during World War II.
• Propaganda posters depicted Jews as rats, pigs, and other animals to dehumanize them.
• Germany invaded Poland on September 1, 1939, marking the beginning of World War II.
• Hitler's goal was to create a "master race" of Aryans who would dominate Europe.
• Jewish people were forced into ghettos, which were overcrowded areas where they lived in poor conditions.
• Propaganda helped create a climate of fear and hatred towards Jewish people, making it easier for them to be targeted and eventually murdered.
• It portrayed Hitler as a strong leader who would restore Germany's greatness and protect it against external threats.
• Goebbels' Ministry of Propaganda had complete control over all aspects of German culture and censorship was strict.
• Films were another powerful tool used by the Nazis to promote their ideology.
• Posters were one of the most effective ways that the Nazis communicated their ideas to the public.
• Propaganda was designed to create a sense of unity among Germans by emphasizing national pride, loyalty, and obedience to authority.
• Dawes Plan
• Locarno Pact
• Treaty of Versailles
• Rise of Nazi Party
• Hitler's rise to power