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The Jewish section of a city Elie Wiesel lived in a ghetto called Sighet anecdote A short interesting story about a real incident or person A good way to start a paper is with an anecdote . Part Two: History and Context. What happened to Germany after World War One?. Germany lost World War One. 2 million German soldiers died. They were forced to pay reparations to the Allies. The country went into economic crisis. by Lorraine . Hansberry. About the Author. Lorraine . Hansberry. 1930-1965. Born in Chicago. African American playwright . Speeches. Letters. Essays. About the play. Written in 1959, Hansberry’s most famous work. Rescue In Denmark. :. -The Germans occupied Denmark on April 9, 1940.. -In August 1943, the Danish government resigned to meet the demands of the Germans.. -Most . individuals in occupied Europe didn't collaborate in the Nazi genocide and did not help Jews and other victims of Nazi policies-Millions of people watched while Jews, Roma (gypsies), and other "enemies of the Reich" were taken and deported to camps.. Ghettos In Poland. Millions of Jews lived in eastern Europe.. After Germany invaded Poland in 1939, more than two million Polish Jews came under German control. The Germans aimed to control this sizable Jewish population by forcing Jews to reside in marked-off sections of towns and cities the Nazis called "ghettos" or "Jewish residential quarters." . Why should we study it?. The word ‘Holocaust’ refers to ‘. destruction or slaughter on a massive scale. ’. We usually use the word in connection to the genocide and mass murder carried out by Nazi Germany during the Second World War. Those targeted included Jews, , homosexuals, the disabled, and some religious groups. . Mr. . Jobb. , 2015. Welcome to the Wright Ghetto. You and your classmates have been relocated from our beloved home in Room 15. Our class will now take place in the Wright Ghetto. Unfortunately there was not enough time to collect your belongings before you were relocated. Don’t worry though, Mr. . Ghettos. Final Solution. “Work will set you free”. Nuremburg Trials. Tokyo Trials. Persecution of Jewish People. Hitler Youth and League of German Maidens. Teaching how and who to hate to the younger generation. Hitler took power in…?. The term for hatred of the Jewish people is called…?. The book Hitler wrote while in prison is called…?. Which means…?. THE HOLOCAUST. And I said nothing…. . In . The Nazi Ghettoization of Polish Jews. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=Dr6UrI0bDnY&NR=1. . Prior to 1941 and the “Final Solution” of the Jewish problem, Hitler’s Germany was not sure what to do with all the Jews they had to deal with. Echoes and Reflections. Lesson 4. “Ghetto”. Historically referred to a street or city section where only Jews lived.. First used in Venice 1516, part of the phrase “. Géto. . Nuovo. ” meaning “New Foundry.”. Forbidden . And Yet . We Do Everything. Spiritual Resistance . during the Holocaust. What is Resistance?. “In these days of our misfortune, we live the life . of . Marranos. Everything is forbidden to us, and yet we do everything”. . Advanced Placement Human Geography. Session 6. Ghettoization. Ghettoization. The changing pattern of ethnic clustering within metropolitan areas is determined partly by . residential choice . “Victims: Why Didn’t more Jews fight back more often?”. Birmingham Holocaust Education Center, January 30. Dr. Clark Hultquist, Professor of Modern European History, University of Montevallo. Introduction. fighters to resist the Germans The deportations were halted after just five days some 6000 Jews having been deported leading the Jews to believe that it was their resistance that had stopped them In f