Key Concepts in Nazi Germany and the Holocaust

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A systematic and deliberate killing of a specific group of people.

A violent attack against a specific ethnic or religious group, often targeting Jews.

Prejudice, discrimination, or hostility towards Jews, often based on historical misconceptions.

The political party in Germany led by Adolf Hitler, known for its extreme nationalism and racism.

A book written by Adolf Hitler outlining his ideology of racial purity and anti-Semitism.

The name given to Germany under Nazi rule from 1933 to 1945, known for its totalitarian regime and atrocities.

Laws enacted by the Nazi regime in Germany, designed to strip Jewish people of their rights and citizenship.

The night of violent attacks on November 9, 1938, targeting Jewish businesses and synagogues in Germany.

Facilities built by the Nazis to detain and exterminate millions of Jews and other targeted groups, known for their horrific conditions.

The deliberate and systematic extermination of a specific group of people, often based on race, ethnicity, or religion.

A series of laws implemented by the Nazis in Germany to systematically strip Jewish people of their rights and citizenship. These laws defined who was considered Jewish and barred them from various aspects of society.

A violent attack against a specific ethnic or religious group, often targeting Jews, that involves destruction of property, violence, and loss of life.

Known as the 'Night of Broken Glass,' this was a coordinated pogrom on November 9, 1938, across Nazi Germany. Jewish businesses were destroyed, synagogues were burned, and many Jews were arrested. This marked a significant escalation of Nazi violence against Jews.

A book written by Adolf Hitler that outlines his ideology, including anti-Semitic beliefs, the idea of racial purity, and his vision for a 'master race.' It became a key document of Nazi ideology.

Facilities built by the Nazis to detain and exterminate millions of Jews and other targeted groups. They were characterized by horrific conditions, forced labor, and systematic killing.

Prejudice, discrimination, or hostility directed against Jews. This is often rooted in stereotypes and misconceptions about Jewish people.

The political party led by Adolf Hitler. This Nazi Party promoted extreme nationalism, racism, and anti-Semitic ideologies, which led to the Holocaust.

The totalitarian regime established by the Nazis in Germany from 1933 to 1945. During the Third Reich, the Nazis implemented their policies of racial purity and expansion, leading to the Holocaust and World War II.