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By:

Rodrigo Bustillos

Alvaro Chocano

Andrea Cornejo

Camila Corzo

Mnica Rojas

Evidences of the Holocaust


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Survivors and Victims People displaced, persecuted, or discriminated against due

to

Racial Religious Ethnic

Social Political Policies


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In social discrimination...

Jews Homosexuals JehovahsWitnesses

Poles

Roma and Sinti(Gypsies)

Persons withDisabilities

Blacks Soviet Prisonersof War


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Nazi Concentration and Death Camps


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Some Conectrations Camps

Auschwitz Bergen-Belsen Buchenwald

Dachau Sachsenhausen Theresienstadt


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Some documents...

"...ninety-seven thousand havebeen processed...1942

Diary of Johann Paul Kremer1942

"Material for Special Treatment"1942


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Bathing Installations for SpecialAction1942

"revealing a state secret... sentenced to death1944

80,000 Cremation Capacity Per Month NotSufficient for Auschwitz1943

"...special vans...or other remedies...1942


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The Warsaw Ghetto I


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The Warsaw Ghetto II


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Liberation I


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Liberation II


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Execution


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Forced Labor


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Some testimonies of survivors

A Polish survivor describes forced labor in Mlawa

"I will never forget the first time I was beaten up and that really got to me, not so much the, not so much the,

the pain from the beating, but the mental anguish. Instead of telling me how to put bricks together, had to be

placed a certain way in order for them to be stacked up, he simply went over and beat me for it, without [my]

knowing why. I couldn't even cry. When I came home, this is when I burst out crying. Animal! And I was, I was

conscientious. I had to go to work. I knew one thing. I had to do the best I can - [it was] forced labor. But

why? I mean, what right? What? It was incomprehensible to me."

VIDEO

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A Czech survivor describes Auschwitz

"Auschwitz, if I would like to describe it, I would say there is - there has not been - there has not

been - people did not invent an expression what Auschwitz was. It was hell on earth. And the silence

of Auschwitz was hell. The nights were hell. And the days - somehow, we got up at three o'clock in

the morning, and at four o'clock summertime or four-thirty when the sun came up it was not like the

sun! I swear to you, it was not bright! It was always red to me, it was always black to me, it never said,

never was life to me. It was destruction."

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A Belgian hidden child describes the Gestapo's search for

her

"One day the Gestapo came in and the Carmelite - they were Carmelite nuns, and as you know the men

cannot go there. It's one of their rules; they cannot see men. They knocked on the door and we want her -

with the guns and all - we want that Jewish child. We know you have a Jewish child there. And the nuns

said absolutely not. We don't have anybody. And they broke the door. And what I will never forget is that

the six nuns, they had a big basket of laundry that they carried three on the side, because there was a lot

of laundry for all of these priests. And they pushed me in that laundry to hide me and they put all the linen

on top. That happened like in one second. And that's how I was saved."

VIDEO


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A Dutch rescuer explains her decision to help

"When I was on my way to classes at the school of social work, and I saw a truck being loaded with Jewish

children from a Jewish home. I mentioned earlier about these two Dutch women, and there were otherswho brought Jewish children to Holland. This was one of the small group homes. These children ranged in

age from about two to ten. And the way those Germans treated those children, again, on a sunny day like

today--at nine o'clock in the morning, you're on your way to work and you see, on the sidewalk, adult

males laughing and joking around while they're picking up small children by their arms, their legs, their hair,

and throwing them in a truck--it helps you believe that they could do anything at all. There were two

women who attacked the Germans, tried to stop them, and they were thrown on the truck too. And that

was when I decided to become, more active, shall we say."

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A Polish survivor describes her experience in Auschwitz

"I wanted to live. I wanted to know what married life is. I mean, I was, really, we were philosophizing

with my friend who is in Israel, who is a wonderful, wonderful woman, and my other friend, and we

would sit in Auschwitz and talk and say 'God, we didn't live! We want to get married. We want to know

the feeling what it is to make love to a man. We want to know what it is to have a child."

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Videos Auschwitz Nightmares

Clip of camp inmates. A voiceover describes the lingering effects of having been an inmate at

Auschwitz.

"I suffer from sleeplessness and often dream that I am in Auschwitz. These nights are nightmares for

me."

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Children of Auschwitz

"There were 180 children among the freed prisoners at Auschwitz, and they were now

expected to overcome the Auschwitz nightmare."

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Holocaust Survivor Describes Ghetto and Death Camp

VIDEO


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Twin Holocaust survivors describe arriving at Auschwitz

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Music FileI believe, with a complete belief,

in the coming of the Messiah.

And even though he may tarry,I will await him, each and every day.

Ani Ma'amin


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HatikvahAs long as in our hearts

there is the soul of a Jewish heartbeat,And toward the East

our eyes keep looking to Zion.

Our hope is not lost-

the hope of two thousand years-to be a free nation in our land-

the land of Israel and Jerusalem.


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