Holocaust during WWI (1939-1945) Flashcards

(14 cards)

1
Q

Outbreak of WWI gave Nazi’s the opportunity to do what?

A

Intensify racial hatred, shifting from persecution to full blown extermination

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2
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What was the Nazi goal of expansion called?

A

Lebensraum

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3
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What did Lebensraum call for?

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The expansion of German territory into Eastern Europe

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4
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How did this idea of territorial expansion/domination accelerate?

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Operation Barbossa

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5
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When was Operation Barbossa

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June 22, 1941

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What did Operation Barbossa do?

A

German forces swept through Eastern Europe, carrying out mass killings of Jews and communists, as well as occupying Soviet land

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7
Q

While killing intensified in the East, how did murder become more organized

A

Wannsee conference

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8
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When was the Wannsee conference

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January 1942

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9
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What did the Wannsee conference do?

A

Finalized the ‘Final Solution’- Nazi’s plan to exterminate all Jews in Europe

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10
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What happened after the Final Solution was in place?

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Construction and expansion of concentration camps through Germany

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11
Q

What were some notable concentration camps and what did they involve?

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Auschwitz-Birkenau, Treblinka and Sobibor became equipped with gas chambers

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12
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Upon advancement, camps like Auschwitz alone, could kill up to how many people per day?

A

150, 000

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13
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Nazi vision of pure society was racially prejudice but also…?

A

Extended beyond antisemitism with murders of homosexuals, disabled people, Slavs, Romas/Gypsies and political oppositions

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14
Q

Nazi ideology had reached the point where…?

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Entire categories of people could be viewed as merely disposable

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