Horrors They’re pretty bad.

Those horrible Nazis.

• The Allies (the good ones) realized the type of enemies

they were facing.

• 1935 the Nazis passed laws that took basic rights away

from Jewish.

• One night in 1938, Hitler ordered the destruction of all

Jewish property, the night of the broken glass.

• They killing of Jewish had just started.

The hatred of Jewish.

• So they believe they were the best race and the needed to

get rid of any other. This belief It’s known as racism.

• Hitler and the Nazis especially hated the Jewish, this is

called Anti-Semitism, they were forced to wear the star

of David to identify them.

• Hitler, in 1941 promised to find a final solution for the

Jewish problem, and he did, kill them all.

• During the war 6 million of them died.

Simple solutions.

Concentration Camps.

• The Jewish that were not killed, were sent to

concentration camps, being the most famous the one in

Auschwitz in Poland.

• No food or water killed may of them.

• If they survived they arrived to this “camp”, it was really

a slave labor camp.

• Only the strong ones were forced to work, the old ones,

ladies or little kids were killed.

• And if you got sick, guess what happened to you…

• This horror was known as Holocaust.

Anne Frank.

Don’t worry.

• All the horrible people involved in this tragedy were

trailed for crimes against humanity, known as the

Nuremberg Trials.

America too.

• USA hated the Japanese and the Japanese the America.

• In 1942, Franklin ordered all the Japanese be sent to

interment camp.

• 120,000 Japanese from America and like 30,000 from

Canada.

• 1988 the Americans apologized for this horrible thing.

Now let’s check the

numbers.

United Nations.

• Difference with the league of nations.

Super powers.

• What happened to Germany?

• And to America?

Activity.

• Vocabulary, comprehension and critical thinking.

• Pages 198 and 199.

• Just answers.

Homework.

• Complete your timeline for Monday.

• Read Anne’s Frank diary.

• For a quiz

• Not kidding