Why Was The Holocaust Important?

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SidrA Tasneem answered
Holocaust is important in History because in 1930s Nazis which was party of Hitler killed 60,000 Jews in Concentration Camps.Nazis killed Jews because he thinks that Jews were behind all the unrest in International politics.Killing of Jews by Nazis is known as Holocaust.
 
 
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It is significant because there are relatives here that remember it and had relatives that lost their lives because of it and that was a part of those peoples lives just as slavery is to the african family members left back here, and people think these things should go away and be forgotten it is not that easy it was a part of those peoples lives and heritage...the best to you
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It made people realise how powerful the Government can be, especially when they are left without supervision from other countries. We learn that we can't let countries go about their own business, otherwise the world risks another Holocaust happening. But we can learn that Hitler was a great leader, he gained the German's trust and if it had only been for a good cause, he would have made an excellent leader.
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The holocaust was important because millions of innocent lives were lost
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The Holocaust was so important because knowing what he did made everyone think of a time we should come together and not repeat that ever
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Because the jews did nothing wrong and hilter started blaming them and bad things happened
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It taught us a lesson to never do the same mistake again
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It was important because the Jews now thank God that this won't happen again. So the Nazi's can't kill them for something they didn't even do.

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