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The document discusses the Holocaust and its effects. It describes how Adolf Hitler led the mass murder of Jews in Germany during World War II in an attempt to create a racially pure society. Jews were transported to concentration camps where many died of starvation, disease, and gas chambers. The Holocaust still affects modern Jews and is remembered as one of the worst events in history due to the immense slaughter and human suffering it caused.
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- 1. COLD LION AND THE SWEET GOATS
- 2. Story time
- 3. What have you gathered from the story? •What kind of a leader was Cold Lion in the jungle? •From your knowledge of History who does Cold Lion symbolize ? •What event in History is the story based on ?
- 5. What is the significance of the meaning of the word holocaust ?
- 6. The holocaust •The holocaust is a destruction or slaughter on mass scale especially caused by fire or nuclear war •In this context it means the mass murder of Jews under the German regime
- 7. What led to the holocaust ? •Scientific racism •Hitler's hate for Jews •Desire to create a racially homogenous society
- 8. The effects of the holocaust •Jews were transported to camps so that they would not contaminate the “pure” Aryans •Jews died of starvation and unhygienic conditions in the concetration camps •People were lured into going for a shower while they were going to be gassed
- 9. Do you think the holocaust was negative or positive ?
- 10. In overall •How does the holocaust still affect modern day jews? •Summarize what you have learnt today
- 11. Activity •Go to www.menti.com and use the code : 66346 •And answer all the questions