1. Anti-Jewish Laws
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5. Ghetto Uprising: Prior to Execution
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7. Deportation by Cattle Car
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10. 1936 Olympics – Berlin
The only Jewish person allowed on the German team was a two-time previous Olympian, “half-Jew” Helene Mayer.
This picture is of American Jesse Owens. His four gold medals both angered and embarrassed Hitler and his ideas of white supremacy.
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11. The annexation of Austria
Anschluss
March 12, 1938
The annexation of Austria
with the annexation, Austrians 190,00 Jews came under Nazi control
The same isolation and persecution the German Jews had faced over a gradual number of years came in a few short months.
Nazis established many concentration camps there , including the most famous one Mauthausen
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13. Kristallnacht
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14. Kristallnacht “Night of Broken Glass”
“actions against Jews and their synagogues will take place in all Germany. These are not to be interfered with.”
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15. World War II & The Liberation
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19. France and Great Britain get involved
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20. Over 77,000 Jews from France were murdered during the Holocaust
France Falls
Over 77,000 Jews from France were murdered during the Holocaust
Even though Hitler didn’t officially take over France, he was able to successfully deport, imprison, and executes thousands of French people
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27. Can you hear the bullets?
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31. A Celebration of D-Day
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33. P.O.W.
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37. The Nazi General Claims His Victory
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41. Works Cited
McGhee, Michael ed. Voices of the Holocaust. Logan: Perfection Learning Corporation, 2000.
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