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German for 'Jews'
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the section of a city where Jews were forced to live
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furnaces where bodies were burned
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opening of camps by the allies and freeing of prisoners
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camps that were the Nazis centers of murder and extermination
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place where victims of the holocaust were killed with poisonous gas
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prejudice, discrimination against Jews
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Nazi term for annihilation of the Jews
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forced removal of Jews in Nazi-occupied lands to concentration camps
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leader of the Nazi Party
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a Jewish symbol that Nazis forced the Jews to wear to make them visible
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extremely thin fro starvation or sickness
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the largest of the Nazi death camps
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someone who leaves their land because of expulsion, invasion, oppression, or persecution
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symbol to represent Nazis
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the first Nazi camp where gassing was used to exterminate Jews
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camps in which political prisoners are imprisoned and are to provide forced labor
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considered an inferior race to the Nazis and targeted for extermination during the Holocaust
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secret Nazi police who organized the arrest and deportation of jews
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the Nazi-driven of Jews and murder of others during World War II
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