how was holocaust practised in germany
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The holocaust refers to murder of Jews during the Nazi government of Germany during second world war.
The plan was to eliminate all the Jews in Europe during the war because Nazi government was full of hatred against Jews Nazi did horrible crime against humanity.
They used every possible source like posters , films , media and also use effectivaly the language to spread hatred against Jews. They started brain washed the people.
People even the Jews started to see like Nazi's person.
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- Jews wanted the world to remember the atrocities and sufferings they had endured during the Nazi killing operations. They collected and preserved documents wrote diaries,kept notebooks,and create archives which are called Holocaust.
- On the other hand when the war seemed lost,the Nazi leadership distributed petrol to its functionaries to destroy all incriminating evidence available in offices.
- The history and the memory of the Holocaust live on in memoirs,fiction,documentaries,poetry,memorials and museums in many parts of the world today. These are a tribute to those who resisted Nazism and a warning to those who watched the Nazi crimes in silence.
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