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World War II resulted in the Holocaust where 6 million Jews were killed by Nazis. The document provides links to additional resources on World War II, including an informational website on history.com, a YouTube video, and a PowToon slideshow. It also provides some brief background on Hitler and key events during World War II like the Holocaust and Hitler's suicide.
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World war 2
- 1. WORLD WAR II Lorena Ruiz
- 2. DURING WORLD WAR II, 6 MILLION OF JEWS WERE KILLED BY THE NAZIS.
- 3. THE NEXT PAGE HAS A LINK TO AN INFORMATIONAL WEBSITE, VIDEO, AND A POWTOON SLIDESOW.
- 4. HTTP://WWW.HISTORY.COM/TOPICS/WORL D-WAR-II INFORMATIONAL WEBSITE.COM HTTPS://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/WATCH?V= SH3FL_RHCW4 A VIDEO HTTPS://WWW.POWTOON.COM/SHOW/DU OPCIF5GWW/WORLD-WAR-II/A POWTOON SLIDESHOW
- 5. THE HOLOCAUST HAPPENED DURING WORLD WAR II.
- 6. HITLER’S DAD DIED IN1903 AND HE DROPPED OUT OF SCHOOL TWO YEARS LATER.
- 7. HITLER WAS A SOLDIER DURING WORLD WAR I.
- 8. AFTER GERMANY SURRENDERED, HITLER COMMITTED SUICIDE TO ESCAPE FROM THE SHAME.