1. The Holocaust
The Holocaust is an example of prejudice and discrimination taken to the extreme.

2. The Holocaust: A Systematic attempt to rid Europe of all Jews

3. Systematic Attempts: 1. Boycott of Jewish stores

4. "Don't buy from Jews. Shop in German businesses!"

5. "Germans! Defend yourselves! Don't buy from Jews!"

7. Systematic Attempts: 2. Intimidation

9. Those arrested had less than three minutes to pack clothing and say their goodbyes.

11. Systematic Attempts: 3. Segregation into ghettos

23. 4. Systematic Attempts: Imprisonment and killing of Jews and others in concentration camps and death camps

26. Selection at Berkenau Concentration Camp
Men were separated from women and children

27. 1. Anti-Semitism : Discrimination (Hatred) of Jewish People
Nazi Justification for the Holocaust
1. Anti-Semitism : Discrimination (Hatred) of Jewish People

28. Nazi Justification for the Holocaust
2. Aryan Supremacy : Belief that the White German Race was Superior to all others (Master Race)

30. Entrance to Auschwitz Concentration Camp
 "work sets you free"
Entrance to Auschwitz Concentration Camp

31. Upon entering concentration camps, everything was taken from the victims.

32. Clothing

33. Shoes

34. Shoes

35. Glasses

36. Wedding Rings

39. Eventual Liberation by Allied forces of Jews and others who survived in concentration camps

48. After concentration camps were liberated, many German citizens in nearby towns claimed they knew nothing of the camps.
Allied forces showed them, and forced them to bury the bodies.

54. www. olsen-holocaust. wikispaces
Use this website to complete the webquest. (Thanks, Mr. Olsen.)