2. Nazi Ideology Nazis persecuted anyone who opposed them, but their strongest hatred was for the Jews. They believed all Jewish people were evil no matter their religion, occupation or education.

3. Kristallnacht Jews began to flee Germany. Millions of Jews, remained trapped.

4. The Final Solution On Jan. 20, 1942, 15 Nazi leaders met at the Wannsee conference to determine the “final solution to the Jewish question.”

5. The Final Solution The plan was to round up the Jews, take them to concentration camps, and work them until they died of exhaustion, disease or malnutrition.

6. FIRST THEY CAME…

7. MOBILE KILLING UNITS

8. EXECUTION

14. The executions first began with mass shootings in graves usually dug by the victims, but this proved too slow, so death camps were built.

15. Extermination Camps Treblinka and Auschwitz were two of the most notorious camps. Gas chambers - built to killed 2,000 people at a time/12,000 a day. 1.6 million died at Auschwitz. 1.3 million were Jews, and the others were Poles, Soviet POWs and Gypsies.

16. ARBEIT MACHT FREI

17. SELECTION

18. NON-JEWISH PRISONERS

20. Nazi Experiments: Surgery without anesthesia Starvation Use of twins Exposure Eye color Compulsory sterilization Radiation

21. Altitude Experiments at Dachau

22. Experiments on Twins

23. Dr. Josef Mengele “The Angel of Death” Auschwitz

24. THE CHILDREN

28. GAS CHAMBER

31. ZYKLON B STAINS (BLUE)

32. Gas van

33. THE CREMATORIUM