All about the holocaust
[DOC File]Different peoples persecuted in the Holocaust
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All prisoners in the camps wore markings of different shapes and colors, which enabled guards and camp officers to identify them by category. Gypsies wore the black triangular patches, the symbol for “asocials,” or green ones, the symbol for professional criminals, and sometimes the letter “Z”.
[DOC File]Night-Holocaust WebQuest
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In the following WebQuest, you will use the power of teamwork to learn all about holocaust. Each person on your team will become an expert on some aspect of holocaust and then you will come together at the end to share and get a better understanding of the topic …
[DOC File]Holocaust and Tolerance Education Visual Arts Contest
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All competition entries must be received by 4:30 PM, Monday, March 29, 2010. The guidelines for the competition will are also posted on the Virginia Holocaust Museum website at www.va-holocaust.com by November 1st, 2009. Please submit entries to: Tolerance and Holocaust Visual Arts Competition. Virginia Holocaust Museum. Attention: Leigh Weedon
[DOC File]Body Paragraph Sample and Structure for Research Paper
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In Germany, Adolph Hitler desired to rid the population of all Jews, “as well as members of some other persecuted groups, such as Gypsies and homosexuals,” in order to create to a more Aryan (blonde-haried, blue-eyed) nation; he accomplished this through systematic murder of the persecuted groups (“Holocaust”). [4]
[DOC File]A Study Guide - Holocaust Education Resource Council
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The Holocaust was the state-sponsored systematic persecution and annihilation of European Jewry by Nazi Germany and its collaborators between 1933 and 1945. Jews were the primary victims – six million were murdered; others targeted for destruction were the Gypsies, the handicapped and the Poles for racial, ethnic, or national reasons.
[DOC File]The Holocaust
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The Holocaust Defined. The Holocaust was the organized murder of at least _____ European Jews by the Nazis during World War II. The Holocaust was the largest _____ in history. Genocide – the attempt to kill an entire ethnic or religious group of people. Anti-Semitism – prejudice against Jewish people.
[DOC File]HOLOCAUST SCAVENGER HUNT
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In 1939, what did Hitler intend to do with all of the Polish people that Germany had conquered? How did the Germans explain that the Jews needed to be isolated? Jews that were 10 years old and older were instructed to wear a yellow Star of David. Why did the Germans want to know where all of the Jews were? Jews were transported to ghettos.
[DOC File]Holocaust Unit Plan - Western Illinois University
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Students will offer answers and take notes during a classroom discussion on the facts and figures of the Holocaust. (See handout labeled “Introduction to the Holocaust”) While watching the video “The Holocaust”, students will categorize the characters as victims, perpetrators, bystanders, collaborators, resisters or rescuers.
[DOC File]Sharon remembers Holocaust (Fri 28 Jan)
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These are the words of Israel’s Prime Minister Ariel Sharon as Israel and the world marked the 60th anniversary of the Holocaust and the six million tragic souls who lost their lives in it. Leaders from all around the world gathered at the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland to remember the horror and evil that befell the Jewish people at ...
[DOC File]THE EUROPEAN HOLOCAUST
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Finns saved all but 4 of 4,000, but they weren=t really occupied. Roman Catholic Church resisted more than the Lutherans, Evangelicals. B. Arguably, there were only three significant public anti-Holocaust actions taken by Germans in WW II.
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