Pre-Unit 3
The Basics of the Holocaust
Before we read All But My Life, you need to have a basic understanding of the Holocaust. We will have a deeper discussion in class!
Casualties
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In total, there were roughly 11 million casualties of the Holocaust.
Hover over the pie chart slices to get specific numbers!
Source: Kupferberg Holocaust Center
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Major Concentration Camps
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Between 1933-1945, the Nazis established more than 44,000 concentration camps.
Hover over the map to get more information!
Source: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
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Major Concentration Camps
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Watch this video to hear a firsthand account of what one of the major death camps, Auschwitz, was like.
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Symbols for Prisoners
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The Nazis used symbols to classify their prisoners at a glance. Here are some of the more common symbols.
Jehovah's Witnesses
Homosexuals
Political Prisoners
Romani Prisoners
Criminals
Jewish People
Source: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
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Pre-Unit 3
The Basics of the Holocaust
Before we read All But My Life, you need to have a basic understanding of the Holocaust. We will have a deeper discussion in class!
Casualties
Back
In total, there were roughly 11 million casualties of the Holocaust.
Hover over the pie chart slices to get specific numbers!
Source: Kupferberg Holocaust Center
Next
Major Concentration Camps
Back
Between 1933-1945, the Nazis established more than 44,000 concentration camps.
Hover over the map to get more information!
Source: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Next
Major Concentration Camps
Back
Watch this video to hear a firsthand account of what one of the major death camps, Auschwitz, was like.
Next
Symbols for Prisoners
Back
The Nazis used symbols to classify their prisoners at a glance. Here are some of the more common symbols.
Jehovah's Witnesses
Homosexuals
Political Prisoners
Romani Prisoners
Criminals
Jewish People
Source: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Next
QUESTION 1 of 5
QUESTION 2 of 5
QUESTION 3 of 5
QUESTION 4 of 5
QUESTION 5 of 5
Quiz completed!
Good job! We'll go more in-depth on this subject in class on Monday. Have a great weekend!