The Years of 1935-1945 were among the most disturbing from the Jewish point of view. The Jews were treated as animals and thrown into camps surrounded by barbed wire. They were barely fed and forced to work all day long until evening without breaks. Many of the prisoners in these camps died of dysentery, starvation, or hypothermia. Upon entrance to the camp, the prisoners were given medical exams and the weak were immediately sent to their deaths, many weren’t lucky enough to even get a burial as shown here.
The man behind all this was Adolf Hitler, he hated the Jewish because In Hitler’s mind, all the groups that he saw as foiling Germany were Bolsheviks, socialists, and social democrats all became identified with Jews, because Jews were so
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They burned, beat, and gassed the Jews because they were too week to work. The Jews were too weak to work because they were not fed or hydrated the way they needed to be. The Germans did not see them as humans. However, my German ancestors may have portrayed themselves and how they may have squashed their names from being heroes I still take pride in my ancestral homeland.
The Holocaust should never have occurred but because one man who wanted to take over the world hated the Jewish people, he got his way and killed 6.6 million of them, what a monster. The true meaning of his personal hatred for them may never be known for sure because there are many theories, but the one I listed above seems to be the most accurate because it’s from the book Hitler wrote himself. This picture portrays, I believe is an honorable site and it fills me with joy that many people came to visit, however sadness intervenes because how this man or woman has died was in a horribly cruel