By. Naomi Moore

HOLOCAUST DICTIONARY

NAZI PARTYOn January 5, 1919, Aton Dexter

founded the Nazi Party, later on Adolf Hitler became a member and was won over by the Nazis. The Nazis were amazed by Hitler’s powerful speaking, propaganda. The Nazis choses Hitler as their leader. In 1920 thousands of people were elated with Hitler’s speaking, but the whole point for Hitler was to exclude Jewish people from the

world. But on November 9, 1923, Hitler was sent to prison so the Nazi Party was banned, but later on reestablished

on February 27, 1925. Finally when the US found out what was happening in Germany, the Nazi Party was

finally defeated in 1945.

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Bibliography: Encylopedia ‘Nazi Party”. The Holocaust. 1997. print

DR. JOSEF MENGELE

Dr. Josef Mengele, the chief physician at Auschwitz concentration camp, was one of the cruelest doctors in concentration camps. Mengele would choose anyone that he wanted to die, he also chose people who looked unhealthy so he sent them to gas chambers. Dr. Josef Mengele only did experiments on defenseless inmates, babies, dwarfs, amputations, and twins. Dr. Mengele did forcible sterilizations, amputations, and lethal injections on his patients. What Dr. Mengele was trying to find out about is the superiority of the Aryan race. Mengele stayed in Auschwitz around January 1945 till the US came, so he disappeared to South America. Mengele killed over 40,000 Jewish people that he experimented on.

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Bibliography: Encylopedia ‘Nazi Party”. The Holocaust. 1997. print

MEDICAL EXPERIMENTS For medical experiments, Jewish people were the main subject

to be tested for experiments. Not only were they experimented on they were experimented on guinea pigs. Doctors usually used twins or women for their experiments, the doctors said they killed Jewish people for biological inferior specimens. Even worse doctors experimented on dead and alive people. Only 157 twins survived medical experiments, the two twins who survived a sadistic treatment was Irene Hitzme and Rene Slotkin what brave twins.

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Biblography:BookLawton, Clive. “Auschwitz”. Cambridge Massachusetts: Candlewick press, 2002. print

GHETTOESGhettoes were where Jewish people settled. Ghettoes were

usually located some place less fortunate. No one was allowed to leave without a permit, and usually Jewish didn’t have one or they wouldn’t let them. Ghettoes was a bad environment for people to live, it was really hard to survive in a ghetto, because of starvation and sanitation. Thousands of Jewish people died because of how they were living, soldiers even bullied them when they saw Jewish people on the street. People that were healthy enough to work were enslaved as slaves, people tried so hard making ghettoes the life they had before. Jewish had to wear yellow stars on their clothing so the soldiers could see if they were Jewish or not. The only way to survive in a ghetto was to work.

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Biblography:BookLawton, Clive. “Auschwitz”. Cambridge Massachusetts: Candlewick press, 2002. print