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How did the Germans know who was Jewish?
Anyone with 3+ Jewish grandparents was labeled a “Jew,” . The Nazis tracked Jews using census data, police reports, and even tips from neighbors. They didn’t care about religion—just ancestry.
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Did the world know about the Holocaust?
During WWII, news spread about Nazis targeting Jews. Reports detailed ghettos, camps, and mass killings. Headlines like “1,000,000 Jews slain by Nazis” appeared in 1942. Jewish groups and governments warned of Nazi plans for genocide, but early media coverage often downplayed the scale of the atrocities.
Find out more What was the Shoah
Shoah is the Hebrew term for Holocaust and describes one of the darkest chapters in history, where Nazi Germany tried to wipe out the Jewish people of Europe. Over six million Jews were murdered during World War II simply because of who they were.
Find out more Were perpetrators forced to kill?
After the Holocaust, many claimed they "had no choice" and were just following orders. But there’s no evidence anyone was punished for refusing to kill. In fact, people across Europe willingly joined in. Why did so many choose hate?
Find out more Were Jews the only victims of nazi persecution
The Nazis didn’t just target Jews—they also went after groups they saw as inferior, like Roma people, the disabled, and Poles. They killed millions, including Communists, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and LGBTQ+ people. POWs were also victims, with over 3 million murdered during the war.
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