1. The Holocaust Nazis (Hitler) killed a total of 11 million people
6 million Jews were killed

2. THE ROUND UP WHO? JEWS GYPSIES AFRO-EUROPEANS JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES
HOMOSEXUALS
DISABLED
POLES
ELDERLY
CHILDREN

3. KRISTALLNACHT
Germans vandalized Jewish homes, burned over 1000 synagogues, wrecked businesses then charged that the Jews had damaged the property and would be assessed for the damages. After the nights of November 9-10, 1938, the killing of the Jews was systematically begun.

5. Sites of Kristallnacht attacks

6. WARSAW GHETTO
Warsaw ghetto, January Pedestrian bridge over Chlodna Street connecting the "big ghetto" to the north with the "little ghetto" south of Chlodna Street. The bridge was construct to allow the tram to pass uninterrupted through the ghetto.

7. STUDENT HUMILIATION
Jews could represent no more than 1.5 % of the population of the public schools.
These students are being humiliated. The writing on the board says “Jews are the enemy. Beware of the Jews.”

8. Hitler’s Invasion of Poland
Subsequent to the invasion of Poland, Poland was split
Hitler turned his attention toward western Europe
Hitler advanced into Sudetenland after Rhineland and Austria
Non aggression pact was agreed upon by Stalin and Hitler
5 million Poles lost their lives in the Holocaust
Death camps were established in Poland and the majority of the deaths took place here
Hitler’s Invasion of Poland

9. Hitler Concentration Camps
Late in 1941, the Germans built the six death camps that are in bold. They each had gas chambers capable of killing 6000 per day. Auschwitz being the most active.

10. Work Will Set You Free AUSCHWITZ Between 1.5 and 3.5 million executed.
Over 50% of the registered prisoners died as a result of starvation, labor that exceeded their physical capacity, the terror that raged in the camp, executions, the inhumane living conditions, disease and epidemics, punishment, torture and criminal medical experiments.
AUSCHWITZ
Between 1.5 and 3.5 million executed.

11. Daniel by Laura Crist And the child held her hand
A child tiny for almost eight,
Deep blue eyes that dominated his face,
When he explained new events to her,
that funny doggy,
that pretty rock,
And the freckles on his cheek,
No one saw a sunrise more perfect,
to her,
She so vividly hears that little heartbeat,
that was hers
always hers,
and the laughter,
that raspy little laugh,
when he caught her in a conundrum.
All this,
But this is merely the surface,
As she watches her little God sheared,
and stripped,
For the gas chamber.

12. AUSCHWITZ
GAS Chamber in Auschwitz

13. The freezing experiments were divided into two parts
The freezing experiments were divided into two parts. First, to establish how long it would take to lower the body temperature to death and second how to best resuscitate the frozen victim. The two main methods used to freeze the victim were to put the person in a icy vat of water or to put the victim outside naked in sub-zero temperatures.

16. MASSIVE EXECUTION

17. Auschwitz
Cloth made from human hair. Seven tons of human hair was found at Auschwitz.

18. PUNISHMENT
For having personal relationships with the German soldiers that occupied France these girls suffered the punishment of having their heads shaved.

19. Memorials Mittelbau Memorial Dachau monument
Never again in five language at Dachua
Mittelbau Memorial

20. LOSSES OF HOLOCAUST 11 MILLION DEAD
6 MILLION JEWS
EUROPEAN BLACKS
POLISH (5 MILLION Jewish and non-Jewish)
HOMOSEXUALS
JEHOVAH’S WITNESS
ELDERLY and DISABLED
GYPSIES