PPT-The Ghettos

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. Jews were deported to six camps. . Chelmo. , Treblinka, . Sobibor. , . Belzec. , Auschwitz, and . Majdanek. . . July 15, 1942: Deportations from Netherlands started. . July 22, 1942: Warsaw Jews deported to Treblinka killing center. . Prophesy Speech. January 30, 1939 Hitler gives “Prophesy Speech”. In this speech, Hitler tells his intention to annihilate the entire Jewish race. Annihilate means to make into nothing. Eugenics. Leaders of persecutions…. The Nazi. . (Adolf Hitler). Targeted group…. Jewish people . Others targeted…. Gypsies, Gays, intellectuals, communists, and political opponents.. Date started and date ended…. 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." . Auschwitz. Auschwitz, located in Oswiecim, Poland, was the largest, most deadly of the death camps. It was established by the chief of the SS, Heinrich Himmler in April 1940. It included three camps in one: a forced labor camp, a concentration camp and a death camp. Its population was about 10,900 that consisted of mostly Poles. In 1941, death camp . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_marches_(Holocaust). Jews dying walking their death march.. . On September 21, 1939 ghettos (areas of a cities where Jews where forced to lived) where created. Its main purpose was to isolate and control the Jews along with genocide. The people in the ghettos staved, got shot in the streets, fought, or committed suicide because 8the torches days there. They had a curfew of 6 o’clock, had all valuables taken from them, and had to wear a yellow star (Star of David) on they’re arms. The ghettos is one of the important memories of the Holocaust that will insure it will never happen again.. 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. Lilliu Ilaria . Poli Carlo. Introduzione. Questo Paper studia l’effetto della concentrazione etnica sugli . Outcome . inerenti l’educazione e il lavoro per i giovani immigrati negli Stati Uniti.. June 6, 1944. D-Day. Allied forces storm the beaches of Normandy and defeat the Germans.. Vive La France!. By September of 1944, France is liberated from German occupation.. Battle of the Bulge. Last German offensive in WWII.. Meant to be temporary, but many lasted months to years. Many died from disease or starvation.. Once the Final Solution began (late 1941) Germans liquidated the ghettoes, by mass murder by being shot or being deported to killing centers; few went to labor or concentration camps. The Deportation Process. Mr. . Davis. The Ghettos: A Recap. Process began in . 1939. in Eastern Europe. Allowed for easy round-up of the population to be contained for measures . yet to be determined. Germany was suffering from the economic and physical turmoil left behind after WWI.. The Nazi party and their leader, Adolf Hitler, began to spread their ideas of nationalism, militarism and a racially “pure” Germany. Prelude to the Final Solution. When Hitler seized power in 1933 he used his new powers under the ‘Enabling Law’ to begin his attack on the Jews.. In 1938, the Nazi attack on the Jews changed and became more violent with Himmler launching Kristallnacht (rampaging mobs freely attacked Jews on 11. History doesn’t just “happen.” It occurs because individuals, organizations, and governments made choices.. Holocaust Sources. Define the term “Holocaust”. The state-sponsored, systematic persecution and annihilation of European Jews by Nazi Germany and its collaborators between 1933 and 1945. .