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The Germans are a noble and unique race to whom the earth was given by the grace of God.” What is “The Holocaust” and who was Hitler? It all occurred in World War II. The Holocaust, Hitler, The Final Solution, concentration camps, and Auschwitz were all what caused World War II. One quote Hitler has said is, “He who owns the youth, gains the future.” He gained the future for a short time. Adolf Hitler was born in a small Austrian town in 1889 and died in 1945. The name of his birth town was called Braunau am Inn. His father, Alois Hitler was very abusive to young Hitler. His mother died of breast cancer when Hitler was eighteen. His grades in high school were very, very bad in French, and amazingly well in gymnastics. He was a catholic person who did not want any impure race. So he started building concentration camps after he became the leader of Nazi Germany at the age of 32. After that, he became the world’s biggest killer. He succeeded at building the worst killing strategies in the world. The Holocaust was a killing strategy of homosexuals, gypsies, Jews, and the handicapped. The Holocaust occurred during World War II. It means “death by fire” in Greek. A list of some of the European countries with concentration camps and the number of camps in them that are recorded are: Austria: 48, Czechoslovakia: 9, France: 130, Belzec: 1, Grozen-Rosen: 73, Midanah: 3, Stuttof: 40, Belgium: 1, Estonia: 1, Poland: 6 Extermination Camps, Germany: Well over one hundred. The Holocaust was originally used for finding new ways of killing animals for food. It caused some horrible starvations of many, many people in Europe. It also caused sights of skinny people that look dead. The barracks the “prisoners of war” were sent to were at the min... ... middle of paper ... ... feed prisoners under the minimum food requirement. In fact they even made prisoners watch one of their own family members get killed if they had family in the camp. The people sent to Auschwitz were split up into two groups. The women and children to crematories, while the men and kids above the age of twelve were sent to either the concentration camps across the street or sent to be tortured then killed. No one wants to see Auschwitz in its “Pay-day,” because it was terrifying. One of the worst events in history was the Holocaust and everything it caused. No one in the world will remember the good it did except the people who thought it was the best thing that ever happened in Europe. One thing that Hitler did that was best for the world was him attempting to shoot himself. And that is the worst thing in the industry to all the Jews who survived the Holocausts.

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