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1. Germany of course lost almost its entire Jewish population, which had played a key role in its cultural, academic and scientific life before 1933. 2. For younger Germans in particular, coming to terms with the fact that they are members of the nation that committed this appalling act of genocide (and that unleashed WWII in Europe) has made it very difficult for them to be proud of their nationality in any ordinary sense.

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I expect you mean the Nazi Holocaust. If you ask the current leader of Iran, it didn't happen (morons on parade). He also states that the topic is 'open for debate.' Yeah, everywhere except in Iran. Lots of cities have Holocaust Memorial museums, and you can find (old) Jewish people who have their prisoner number tattooed on their left arm (the Nazis kept excellent records). Ask around and find someone and learn firsthand what happened. They won't be around long . . .

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Jewish people, disabled people, gay people and many others were taken to concentration camps and killed. Literally millions of people died, including thousands of children. Most were gassed, others were shot, many simply starved to death.

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Everyones, of course the Jew's who were completely disregarded as humans, though the fact that when all this was happening, people were sitting back with fear, however there were the occational people who stood up against it, died, like Sophie scholl and her brother Hans.

Everyones, ofcourse the Jew's who were completely disregarded as humans, though the fact that when all this was happening, people were sitting back with fear, however there were the occational people who stood up against it, died, like Sophie scholl and her brother Hans. Also their rights were taken away they had ruls and haded to follow then

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they saqw things thaqt noone should ever see. these picture are with them in their minds every single day. they will never forget the tragic horrors of the holocaust. this is why i have such high respect for them.

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It Changed Peoples lives because there were so many deaths in the holocaust of innocent peole. they were killed for what they belive in.

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Many of them ended, which, you have to admit, is quite a drastic change.

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