1. BY: CASSIDY BLUMENSHINE How People survived the holocaust and what it was like.

2. HOLOCAUST Date it began: January 30, 1933 Date it ended : May 8 th, 1945 They blamed the loss of the war on the Jews. Who? Mainly Germany Adolf Hitler accused the Jews of may things but mostly because of the loss of the war. Hitler wanted the Jews to be cleansed from his home land so the Germans could have the power. And also other people who didn’t believe in the same rights he did.

3. Deaths and Concentration Camps Deaths 5,860,ooo Jews dead out of the 11 million 15,ooo concentration camps for people to be held hostage and killed. They were sent to each concentration camp on blood, religion, race, sex, etc. If there was not enough room for the others they would just line them up and execute them right there They would put 15-40 passengers through the box carts. People would likely stay there for 2 weeks and months with no food shelter or anywhere to go to the bathroom and people would get ill every so often. If a person died they waited until the next stop to bury the body but that could take days. The prisoners would have to be stripped down naked and branded before entering the concentration camp

4. The concentration camps daily day People would die of mostly starvation, illness, or weather The prisoners would go to extreme costs to stay alive for as long they could The Daily day at the concentration camps 11 hours of brutal work No food and no water 5 min break if lucky No showers ever Night time sleep with 10 people on a bunk Every day role call scariest moment of the day If they moved out of the lines they would just shoot them right then and there

5. How to manage The Jews and many other prisoners went to the most extremes to stay alive but sometimes nobody could help them They had gas chambers that looked like showers. They used there own bile to warm themselves in the winter. They groomed each other to keep the lice out of their hair. They took clothes from the dead and clothed themselves to keep warm in the harsh winter.

6. After the War and the end of the holocaust In 1945, Anglo Americans troops found the concentration camps with dead bodies, ashes filth, blood, and a lot of survivors but not as many as they were expecting Some Jews were forced to go back to there homes. A lot of them were scared for their lives. The emotional damage that came with it was devastating to people. But many of the holocaust survivors were homeless There were hundreds of refugees centers in Europe trying to help thousands of customers day. It would have lines going around the block. Nazis are still being hunted down today.. There are still people who thinks Hitler was a hero

7. Famous people in the holocaust Anne frank-famous for her diary she wrote during the holocaust. She died. Anne never made it out Auschwitz. Marion Blumenthal- for her book about being in the concentration camps and what it was like after the war. Still is alive to this day and goes around to million of schools and talks to students about the horrible things that occurred during the holocaust. Hitler- The leader of the holocaust in a lot of peoples eyes. Who committed suicide after the war. He was more of the public speaker that got people riled up.

8. Holocaust memorial museum( Washington, DC) The holocaust memorial museum has more than 12,750 artifacts, 49 million pages of documents, 80,000 historical photographs, 200,000 survivors, 1,000 hours of footage, 84,000 items, and 9,000 testimonies. (wiki) It was open to the general public in 1993 The museum has had 30 million world visitors 8 million of those visitors are students

9. Pictures in the concentration camps

10. I n memory of those who were consumed in the holocaust May their memory serve as a blessing- and also a warning - The World Must Know –The History of the holocaust as told in the united states historical memorial museum second edition- Michael Berenbaum

12. THANK YOU MICHAEL BERENBAUM MR.WETZEL GOOGLE POWERPOINT MICROSOFT MY PARENTS WIKI –FOR THE DATES MY FRIENDS 8B