will u help? u most know about ww2 and holocaust!!!?
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You are asking a lot to get detail on so many questions.\n\nI would suggest you Google the terms you have and collect the info this way ... it is far more interesting and beneficial to actually do the research - you can also trust the answers.
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Holocoast \n\n\nThe Holocaust Misconception The Holocaust Misconception is likely one of the most misunderstood historical events of modern times. There are those that underestimate the extent of world knowledge about the German atrocities. There are also those who are ignorant of the way in which the Jews reacted to their situation. There is an incredible extent of incorrect information about the Holocaust which people have been taught or made to believe. It is imperative that modern society fully appreciate the terrors of the Holocaust in order to prevent its reoccurrence. First and foremost, we must address the misconception concerning the world’s knowledge of what was happening. It is often assumed and taught that the Holocaust portion of World War II was such a well kept secret that no one knew of it until after the fact, however, this is untrue. There were various ways that the world was notified of these horrors. Various nations and various Jewish communities gained knowledge of the barbarity and did nothing. The people in power at that time were notified many times of what was going on. On September 29 and 30, 1941 there was a mass killing at Babi Yar, a Russian city near Kiev.
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hey, i think i have found a solution for your project. go here http://ww2.howmanyofme.com/
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whats the subject? i could probly giv you some ideas, my dads a history nut! ^^
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you are a prime example of someone that cares in this world, and to the people that have missing relatives, your help is greatly appreciated!!!\nThanks
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Try the US Holocaust museum website, they might have some info for you.
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you can teach \n\nWomen serving jewish families at the time\nwomen who where nurses\nwomen in the third reich\n\nCheck my sources, there is a whole list. Include all those in my answer ;-)
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http://www.acadine.org/w/Nazi_Paranormal_Division
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A little more detail about what you're after would help.  One really good source of information is a show called The World at War.  It's available on DVD and talks about the causes of the war in great detail and shows footage of the war.  It's really amazing and would probably answer any questions you have about WWII.
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Maybe this link will help.\nhttp://www.ess.uwe.ac.uk/genocide/WW2res.htm
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1. That the Holocaust really did happen.\n2. The people it affected (not just the Jews).\n3. When and where it took place (time line and maps).\n4. The major players (Hitler, etc.)\n5. Sensitivity and respect for those who are different.\n\nGood Luck!
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Paperclips is a very powerful documentary and I agree, EVERYONE should watch it.  It should be a requirement in school.  As should be Schindlers List.  All through my childhood I heard my fraternal grandparents talk about Hitler and the Nazis.  They came to the state not long after he came into power and started persecuting the jews.  While not jewish themselves they had many close friends that were and couldn't stand to watch them suffer.  Knowing this was only the beginning they left Germany and came to the US. If Hitlers name was mentioned around my Grandma tears welled up in her eyes and she called hi the worst evil that had ever happened to mankind.  But by far the most powerful and moving thing I have ever felt was when I was 16.  I was visiting relatives in Europe with my Aunt.  Knowing what I was studying in school that semester we took a side trip and she took me to Auschwitz so that i could truely understand what I was being taught, though we weren't Jewish she wanted me to understand.  As long as I live i will remember that, seeing the ovens and hearing what happened there.  It was almost as if that place screamed in pain still for the evil that was committed there.  No member of our tour group was left dry eyed by the time it was over.  The most vivid memory of it was seeing the ovens then hearing the older lady next to us break down in tears.  Turns out she was dying of cancer and before she departed this earth she had to see where he parents and brothers had perished.\nTo so many of us evil of this enormity is hard to grasp and fathom but every day of our lives we see or hear a small part of it.  Every time you utter a racial slur, make a biggoted remark, show intolerance to anothers religion or belief system you are perpetuating Hitlers legacy.  Because that is what it was, hatered and biggotry and intolerance.  It took 6 million people dying for the rest of the world to understand that lesson, of what that mindframe and and those views can bring about.  And the worst thing we can do is forget it or glorify the kinds of acts or thinking that brought on all of those deaths. Because it wasn't hitler alone that killed them all, it was people who felt the way he did and thought nothing of it.  Look around you and i bet you have met people like that.  Or maybe you are yourself, so none of this has gone away and all the lessons have not sunk in. Six million people, our minds truely can't wrap around that number.  All because of intolerance and biggotry.  As you read through the answers to some of the questions on these pages you can see it here as well.  Intolerance to other peoples view or religions, a supreme and superior attitude because 'I am right my religion is right the rest of you are wrong'.  That attitude is what helped take 6 million people from this earth.  That is what ALLOWED the nazis to do what they did.  They saw those in those camps as wrong and not as good as themselves, that they were superior.  Those camps still exhist today as a reminder of that evil.  And believe me if you walk through the gates you can feel it, you can feel the pain and anguish that went on there.  It screams at you from every inch of it.  6 MILLION people killed because someone else was sure they were right and they were superior.  \n\nThose shows on the History Channel SHOULD upset you!  They should upset you every time you see them and never should you become callous to them or what they show.  That is about the only reminder this world has left of what can come from biggotry and hatered.\n\nNext time, before you write out from your superior point of view and point out how everyone else is wrong, or laugh at an ethnic joke or make fun of someone because they are different think about Hitler and what that kind of mindset can cause...\nSIX MILLION SOULS TAKEN FROM THIS EARTH BECAUSE THE NAZIS THOUGHT THEY WERE BETTER AND KNEW THEY WERE RIGHT!
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ummm can u tell me wat u need help with....i will help u!\n\n*peace*
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Go to www.bbc.co.uk/ww2.
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how can i help you???
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all i know is that 6 million people died in the Holocaust\n\nand 40 million died in war world 2
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HappY PRABHAT, she was during ww2 not ww1, you should know that!\n\noff course i know anne frank, she was really brave.