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In 1942, Heinrich Himmler and other Nazi's came up with the "Final Solution" to the problem of so many Jews and other prisoners held in work camps throughout occupied Europe. To the rest of the world, this extermination of so many innocent lives became known as what?

Kristallnacht
Luftwaffe
Holocaust
Blitzkrieg


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What was Kristallnacht?

Night of the Broken Glass
Night of the Crystal Chandeliers
Night of the Broken Shovels
Night of the Glass Windows


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What purpose did the "Ghettos" serve in Nazi Germany?

Permanent residences for the Jews
Temporary holding area for the Jewish people
Military compounds for soldiers
Concentration camps for the Jews


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Answer 1

The answers you got were correct. The question was wrong. By 1942 it was very far advanced (killing of Jews, Catholics and Gypsies) Heinrich Himmler came up with nothing. It was originally espoused by Julius Streicher in his hate mongering newspapers in the 20's and 30's. He merged his hate party with Hitler in 1922 and began the Nazi party and their reign of terror after Hitler got out of prison.

Answer 2

In 1942, Heinrich Himmler and other Nazi's came up with the "Final Solution" to the problem of so many Jews and other prisoners held in work camps throughout occupied Europe. To the rest of the world, this extermination of so many innocent lives became known as what?

Holocaust

What was Kristallnacht?

Night of the Broken Glass


What purpose did the "Ghettos" serve in Nazi Germany?
Temporary holding area for the Jewish people

Answer 3

1. Holocaust.
2. Night of the broken windows. The Nazis went on a rampage, trashing Jewish shops.
3. None of the above. Ghettos were places that Jews lived before the war. The Nazis basically destroyed them.

Answer 4

1. Holocaust
2. Night of Broken Glass
3. A little harder because the Jewish Ghettos were supposedly permanent housing, but were actually temporary holding areas until Jews were shipped to Concentration camps.

Answer 5

Holocaust, Night of Broken Glass, Last question - actually this goes back to the Middle Ages - a Ghetto was a separate, usually walled with limited access area to provide permanent residency for Jewish people to keep them apart from their predominately Catholic neighbors.

Answer 6

Holocaust

Night of Broken Glass

Temporary holding area for the Jews

Answer 7

Holocaust
Night of Broken Glass
Temporary holding area for the Jewish people

Answer 8

Holocaust
Night of Broken Glass
permanent residences for the Jews becoming temporary residences eventually annhilated by the Nazis

Answer 9

Holocaust--see Wannsee Conferance
Night of the Broken Glass-Kristallnacht
Temporary holding area for the Jewish people - before transpot to labor or death camps

Answer 10

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