The Holocaust was one of the cruelest social phenomena ever generated by any war. For history not to repeat itself, it is necessary to know and remember it. That is why you should read our collection of books on the Holocaust in PDF format, because it is an essential subject to understand what happened during the darkest historical period of the twentieth century.
The death of millions of human beings is worth studying to understand how judgment can be clouded by ideological causes. This event is a proof of this and in our collection of books on the Holocaust you can evaluate it as an object of research.
The Holocaust is called the genocide or the continuous and systematic murder of millions of Jews and other social, religious or ethnic groups, with the economic and political backing of the German state. It was framed in the Nazi ideology, whose leader was Adolf Hitler.
The procedure was the same in all the territories where the military forces arrived. Jews were deported, separated from their families, to be taken to concentration and forced labor camps, extermination centers or ghettos.
People considered to be of the “inferior race” were subjected to the most deplorable conditions, many were immediately murdered in gas chambers or shot, others were enslaved, and many died of starvation, disease or cruel torture. Among the groups of victims of extermination were: Jews, communists, handicapped, homosexuals, and practitioners of religions or ideologies contrary to Nazi principles.
Most of the victims of the Holocaust were Jews, of whom six million were murdered. Most of the survivors emigrated to Israel. Delve into the details of what happened during the Nazi Holocaust by reading our more than 15 books on the Holocaust in PDF format and making your own analysis of this event in history.
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3) Education on the Holocaust and on Anti-Semitism
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
5) Recognizing and Countering Holocaust Distortion
International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA)
13) Holocaust Memorial Day - Learning lessons from the past to create a safer, better future
Holocaust Memorial Day Trust
15) Teaching about Anti-Semitism through Holocaust Education
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
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