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Euthanasia www.HolocaustResearchProject.org - 18 views

  • “Reich Leade
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  • requests from the families of newborn or very young children with severe deformities and brain damage for the grant of a “mercy killing” (Gnadentod)
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  • `Knauer’ child, who had been born on 20 February 1939, blind, with one leg and part of one arm missing, and who was described as an “idiot.”
  • Brandt testified at his post-war Nürnberg trial he had been instructed that if the facts provided by the child’s father proved to be correct, he was to inform the physicians in Hitler’s name that ““euthanasia”” could be carried out – which it was, on 25 July 1939.
  • . When we objected that this would mean condemning our patients to a slow but certain death by starvation, they carefully began to sound out how the Home Mission would react if the state were to contemplate the elimination of certain categories of sick person in wartime, given that food supplies, once imports dried up, would no longer suffice to feed the entire population.”
  • survey carried out in the 1920s of the parents of severely handicapped children
  • “A number of parents expressed the view: `If only you had done it (i.e., ““euthanasia””) and then  told us that our child had died from an illness.’ There is a lesson for us there. We need not suppose that we cannot carry out any salutary measure without the consent of the sovereign people.”
  • 80% of the relatives of those murdered by the programme were in agreement with the decision, 10% spoke out against it, and 10%
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    Holocaust Education & Archive Research Team
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The Danish Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies - 0 views

  • 30 January Adolf Hitler becomes German Reich Chancellor.
  • 4 March The first concentration camp is established in Dachau, near Munich. Political opponents of the new regime make up the first inmates.
  • 2 August Hitler proclaims himself Fuehrer of the Third Reich following the death of Reich President von Hindenburg.
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  • 12 July German gypsies are arrested and sent to the Dachau concentration camp. The concentration camp of Sachsenhausen is established.
  • 15 September The Nuremberg Laws rid the Jews of their basic civil rights.
  • 10 May Books written by Jewish authors and opponents of the regime are burned in public.
  • the Final Solution are established under the direction of Reinhard Heydrich.
  • Desperate Jews revolt in Treblinka - most are subsequently executed. The gassings seize.
  • The prisoners in Sobibor revolt. A few manage to escape. The camp is subsequently closed.
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    WWII timeline of holocaust
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UN International Conference on Human Rights 1968, Final Outcome Document - Council on F... - 0 views

  • Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples
  • policy of apartheid, condemned as a crime against humanity, continues seriously to disturb international peace and security.
  • Disarmament would release immense human and material resources now devoted to military purposes.
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  • General and complete disarmament is one of the highest aspirations of all peoples
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    CfR document from Teheran Human Rights 1968 - height of Vietnam War
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The Jewish Press » » Rare Color Footage of the Liberation of Buchenwald and D... - 0 views

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    Rare footage in color of the liberation at Dachau. Disturbing images
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International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg - 0 views

  • The IMT indicted the defendants on charges of crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. The IMT defined crimes against humanity as "murder, extermination, enslavement, deportation...or persecutions on political, racial, or religious grounds." A fourth charge of conspiracy was added both to cover crimes committed under domestic Nazi law before the start of World War II and so that subsequent tribunals would have jurisdiction to prosecute any individual belonging to a proven criminal organization. Therefore the IMT also indicted several Nazi organizations deemed to be criminal, namely: the Reich Cabinet, the Leadership Corps of the Nazi Party, the Elite Guard (SS), the Security Service (SD), the Secret State Police (Gestapo), the Stormtroopers (SA), and the General Staff and High Command of the German Armed Forces.
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    Regarding the IMT at Nuremberg post WWII
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The Velvet Revolution: A Peaceful End to Communism in Czechoslovakia | Tavaana Case Study - 0 views

  • November 17, 1989, with a student march organized to mark the 50th anniversary of a protestor's death
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  • 167 student protestors were hospitalized after being beaten by police
  • inspired workers' unions and other civic groups to organize for a free and democratic Czechoslovakia
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  • Civic Forum
  • Civic Forum, the heart of Czechoslovakia's democratic movement, was led by Vaclav Havel
  • his plays were banned from Czechoslovak theaters, and in 1977, he was sentenced to four and a half years of hard labor
  • Charter 77, a civic initiative created in 1977
  • imprison its members and ban the Charter 77 document.
  • one man recalls that his grandfather, a university lecturer, was reported to the authorities for referring to his students as "ladies and gentlemen" rather than "comrades."
  • November 25 and 26 drew an estimated crowd of nearly 750,000 people
  • Prime Minister Ladislav Adamec
  • November 27, a reported 75% of the Czech population participated in a two-hour general strike
  • On December 10, Communist President Gustav Husak resigned
  • December 29, the Czech Parliament appointed Vaclav Havel to the presidency
  • fair elections in June 1990
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    Czech Velvet revolution overview
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Holocaust survivor describes the music of Terezín concentration camp - YouTube - 0 views

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    survivor of Terezin
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World War II maps (Europe) - Wikimedia Commons - 1 views

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    Great Maps of WWII
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BBC - GCSE Bitesize - How Hitler consolidated power 1933-1934 - 0 views

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    Cause-effect/consequence of Hitler's rise to power
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World, 500-1000 A.D. | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History | The Metropolitan Museum of Art - 0 views

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    history timeline
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Op-Ed Contributor - How Democracy Produced a Monster - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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    Opinion article on The Realities of Democracy
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Main Nazi Camps and Killing Sites - Education & E-Learning - Yad Vashem - 0 views

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    map of concentration camps under NAzi Germans
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imgur: the simple image sharer - 0 views

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    Pictures collected of the Holocaust before liberation. Alex Balgavy sent. 
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Nazi medical ethics detailed - 0 views

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    Irene Hizme and her brother Rene Goodman were among the twins studied by German doctors and scientists at Auschwitz. The fraternal twins appear in a short film that is part of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum special traveling exhibit "Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race."
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Saving the children - CBS News - 0 views

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    Nicholas Winton on 60 minutes
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Donald L. Niewyk, Francis R. Nicosia the Columbia Guide to the Holocaust 2000 - 1 views

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    Great ebook as reference resource -- shared by Riley S.
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