Children of the Holocaust

"The most rare aspect of the massacre of the Nazis is the cold and intentional killing of the children, there is no historical precedent." (Lukas, 13 Kindle) During the Holocaust, about 5 million children were killed by the Nazis it was done. Since the Germans had a clear goal of killing Jewish children, their ethnic relics did not breed and eventually went extinct. Children who were victims of the Holocaust were not only subject to persecution and murder, they were robbed from childhood.

Holocaust "We are children of the Holocaust, we are all Germans and Jews, we are children of the victims, we are children of the oppressor We are beginning to oppose But Holocaust memories are always in us. "This poem well represents what most people feel when listening to the word" Holocaust. " . Perhaps it is not ... people are abused, condemned, deprived and even executed for their religious beliefs. In the Middle Ages, they were forced to wear symbols on their clothes and called them Jews. The dates from 1933 to 1945 showed fatal massacres, many of which were done against Jews and ethnic minorities who were not descendants of Arians.

During the entire massacre, "the Nazis killed more than 1.5 billion children" (children during the Holocaust). One million of these children are Jewish. Nazis had no just good reason to kill them; they just killed these innocent children, as Hitler did not care about their race. The Nazis led by Adolf Hitler believed that the Jews and other races are terrible, being a powerful and cruel force for brainwashing Germany. These children fight persecution and bravely, hide and avoid death

Children and the Holocaust organized by the Holocaust Research Advanced Research Center (CAHS) of the museum as a part of an ongoing workshop series to encourage Holocaust researchers to share research results and encourage networking, collaborative research and research methodology It has been. Ten scholars conducted a new study of the Nazi war against children and studied the goals experienced by the Nazis, their allies, and their collaborators before, during and after the Holocaust. After three days of enthusiastic deliberations, the scholars showed their research under the influence of the museum's 10th anniversary exhibition, Anne Frank's writer. Life in unfinished story and shadow: Hidden children and massacre