Holocaust

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The Holocaust was the systematic, state-sponsored genocide during World War II in which Nazi Germany and its collaborators murdered six million Jews and millions of other targeted groups across Europe.

Aliases (26)
  • Holocaust in Poland ×15
  • Holocaust in Eastern Europe ×5
  • the Holocaust ×4
  • Shoah ×3
  • Holocaust in Europe ×2
  • Holocaust in Italy ×2
  • Holocaust in occupied Poland ×2
  • Holocaust in the Soviet Union ×2
  • Holocaust in the occupied Soviet territories ×2
  • The Holocaust ×2
  • Final Solution ×1
  • Final Solution to the Jewish Question ×1
  • FinalSolutionToTheJewishQuestion ×1
  • Holocaust era ×1
  • Holocaust in Croatia ×1
  • Holocaust in Hungary ×1
  • Holocaust in North Africa and other regions under Nazi or Axis control ×1
  • Holocaust in Slovakia ×1
  • Holocaust in the Czech lands and Slovakia ×1
  • Holocaust in the East ×1
  • Holocaust of the Jewish people in Europe ×1
  • Holocaust period 1933–1945 ×1
  • Nazi persecution of Jews ×1
  • NaziPersecutionOfJews ×1
  • NaziWarCrimes ×1
  • murdered Jews of Europe ×1

Statements (88)
Predicate Object
instanceOf crimeAgainstHumanity
genocide
historicalEvent
warCrime
alsoKnownAs Shoah
characterizedBy bureaucraticOrganization
industrialScaleKilling
systematicStateSponsoredMurder
commemoratedOn InternationalHolocaustRemembranceDay
coordinatedAt WannseeConference
deathTollEstimate 11000000To17000000TotalVictims
6000000Jews
endDate 1945
followedBy GenocideConvention1948
NurembergTrials
hasKeyConcept FinalSolutionToTheJewishQuestion
hasKeyDocument WannseeProtocol
ideology Nazism
antisemitism
eugenics
racism
socialDarwinism
impact HolocaustEducationWorldwide
UNGenocideConvention
creationOfStateOfIsrael
developmentOfInternationalHumanRightsLaw
InternationalHolocaustRemembranceDay January27
legalFramework NurembergLaws
legalRecognition crimeAgainstHumanity
liberationEvent LiberationOfAuschwitz
LiberationOfAuschwitz 1945
location Europe
GermanOccupiedEurope
NaziConcentrationCamps
NaziExterminationCamps
ghettos
killingFieldsInEasternEurope
memorializedBy MemorialToTheMurderedJewsOfEurope
UnitedStatesHolocaustMemorialMuseum
YadVashem
method deathMarches
forcedLabor
gasChambers
gasVans
ghettoization
massShootings
medicalExperiments
starvation
notableCamp AuschwitzBirkenau
Belzec
BergenBelsen
Buchenwald
Chelmno
Dachau
Majdanek
Sobibor
Treblinka
opposedBy AlliedPowers
resistanceMovements
partOf World War II
peakKillingPeriodEnd 1945
peakKillingPeriodStart 1941
perpetratedBy Gestapo
Nazi Germany
Nazi Party
SS
plannedBy AdolfHitler
HeinrichHimmler
NaziLeadership
ReinhardHeydrich
precededBy Kristallnacht
NaziPersecutionOfJews
startDate 1933
supportedBy AxisPowers
localCollaborators
victimGroup JehovahsWitnesses
Jews
LGBTPeople
Poles
Roma
Sinti
Slavs
SovietCivilians
SovietPrisonersOfWar
intellectuals
peopleWithDisabilities
politicalOpponents
resistanceMembers

Referenced by (224)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Aktion T4
Auschwitz death marches
Auschwitz-Birkenau ("Final Solution")
Bergen-Belsen ("The Holocaust")
Białystok Ghetto ("Holocaust in Poland")
Chełmno extermination camp ("Holocaust in Poland")
Endlösung der Judenfrage
Final Solution
Kraków Ghetto ("Holocaust in Poland")
Kraków Ghetto
Lublin Ghetto ("Holocaust in Poland")
Operation Reinhard
Plaszow concentration camp ("Holocaust in Poland")
Porajmos
Radom Ghetto ("Holocaust in Poland")
Rumbula massacre ("Holocaust in Eastern Europe")
Samudaripen
Theresienstadt concentration camp ("the Holocaust")
Wannsee Conference ("Holocaust in Europe")
Warsaw Ghetto
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
partOf
Adolf Eichmann
Franz Rademacher
Franz Stangl
Friedrich Wilhelm Kritzinger
Gestapo
Heinrich Gley
Irmfried Eberl
Josef Mengele
Kurt Franz
Lorenz Hackenholt
Martin Luther (Nazi official)
Otto Hofmann
Otto Ohlendorf
Paul Blobel
Reich Ministry for the Occupied Eastern Territories ("Holocaust in the Soviet Union")
Rudolf Höss
Rudolf Lange
SS Main Economic and Administrative Office
participatedIn
Buchenwald Trial
Eastern Front (World War II) ("Holocaust in the occupied Soviet territories")
GeneralplanOstPolicies
German AB-Aktion in Poland ("Holocaust in Poland")
Porajmos
RuSHA Trial
United Nations General Assembly resolution 260 A (III)
Wannsee Conference
Wannsee Conference ("Final Solution to the Jewish Question")
Zyklon B
relatedTo
Buna-Werke
Flag of Nazi Germany
Lebensraum
Monowice
Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery ("Holocaust in Poland")
Operation Barbarossa ("Holocaust in the East")
Reich Security Main Office complex
SS runes
Villa Marlier
associatedWith
Artifacts Collection
Hall of Names
Laura subcamp
Mount of Remembrance
Pages of Testimony ("Shoah")
Reichsführer-SS
SS Planning Office ("Holocaust in Eastern Europe")
Star of David
associatedWithEvent
Bruno Bettelheim
Eberhard Schöngarth
Hans Frank ("Holocaust in Poland")
Josef Bühler
Jozef Tiso ("Holocaust in Slovakia")
Ludwig Fischer
Peter van Pels
Primo Levi
participantIn
Auschwitz III-Monowitz
Berga an der Elster subcamp
District of Galicia ("Holocaust in Eastern Europe")
Konzentrationslager Ettersberg
Monowitz-Buna
Ohrdruf subcamp
Treblinka ("The Holocaust")
partOfEvent
Edith Frank
Poles
Radom Ghetto
Regina Jonas
Roma
SovietPrisonersOfWar ("NaziWarCrimes")
Łódź Ghetto Jews
victimOf
Czech Jews
Hermann van Pels
Hermann van Pels ("Nazi persecution of Jews")
Lublin Ghetto
Plaszow concentration camp
Reinhard program authorities ("Holocaust in Poland")
historicalEvent
If Not Now, When?
If This Is a Man
Night
Survival in Auschwitz
The Diary of Anne Frank
The Drowned and the Saved
mainSubject
Gustloff-Werk II subcamp
Irmfried Eberl ("Holocaust era")
Regina Jonas
War Refugee Board
Żegota ("Holocaust in Poland")
historicalPeriod
German Ordnungspolizei
Heer
SS
Waffen-SS
Walther von Reichenau ("Holocaust in the Soviet Union")
involvedIn
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Party ("the Holocaust")
Reich government
Schutzstaffel
responsibleFor
Holocaust Memorial Day (UK)
Valley of the Communities
Yom HaShoah
commemorates
Anne Frank Stichting
Holocaust museums
Holocaust remembrance
focusesOn
Mendel Nachmanovich
Reichstag of Nazi Germany
Righteous Among the Nations
historicalContext
Heinrich Himmler
Nazi Germany
Third Reich
perpetrated
Christian Wirth
Josef Bühler ("Holocaust in Poland")
Reinhard Heydrich
perpetratorOf
IG Farben Trial
Koło
Nazi camp system
relatedEvent
Man's Search for Meaning
Primo Levi's Auschwitz trilogy
The Periodic Table
subject
Exhibitions Pavilion
Sophie's Choice
The Reader
theme
Babi Yar massacre
Dachau concentration camp
Majdanek
timePeriod
Einsatzgruppen ("Holocaust in Eastern Europe")
SS Planning Office
activeDuring
Blue Police ("Holocaust in occupied Poland")
Foreign Office of Nazi Germany
complicitIn
Independent State of Croatia ("Holocaust in Croatia")
Nazism
implementedPolicy
General Government ("Holocaust in Poland")
Warsaw District ("Holocaust in occupied Poland")
notableEvent
Italian Jews ("Holocaust in Italy")
Italkim
persecutedDuring
Cabinet of Adolf Hitler
German-occupied Europe ("Holocaust in Europe")
significantEvent
Elie Wiesel
Imre Kertész
subjectOf
Jules Schelvis
Leo Baeck
survived
Publications Department (Yad Vashem)
Stroop Report
topic
SS units
activeIn
Yiddish theater
affectedBy
Holocaust ("Shoah")
alsoKnownAs
Yad Vashem Commission for the Designation of the Righteous
appliesToEvent
Children’s Memorial
associatedEvent
Unternehmen Barbarossa ("Holocaust in the occupied Soviet territories")
associatedWithWarCrimes
Israeli Declaration of Independence ("Holocaust of the Jewish people in Europe")
basisIn
Belzec ("Holocaust in Poland")
category
Nazism
causedEvent
Tilly Grosser
causeOfDeath
German occupation of Poland ("Holocaust in Poland")
characterizedBy
Hall of Remembrance
commemoratesEvent
Łódź Ghetto
connectedToEvent
A Problem from Hell: America and the Age of Genocide
coversEvent
Yiddish
declineCausedBy
MemorialToTheMurderedJewsOfEurope ("murdered Jews of Europe")
dedicatedTo
Maus
depicts
Margot Frank
diedDuring
German occupation of Czechoslovakia ("Holocaust in the Czech lands and Slovakia")
effect
Mordechai Anielewicz
era
Hungary in World War II ("Holocaust in Hungary")
experienced
Romaniote Jews
experiencedEvent
Ashkenazi Jewish diaspora
experiencedHistoricalEvent
Italian Racial Laws ("Holocaust in Italy")
followedBy
creationOfStateOfIsrael
followedEvent
Schindlerjuden
hasCause
Jews
hasHistoricalEvent
Leipzig-Thekla subcamp
hasHistoricalPeriod
Jewish American literature
hasImportantHistoricalContext
Holocaust ("FinalSolutionToTheJewishQuestion")
hasKeyConcept
Holocaust in visual arts
hasMainSubject
World War II
hasPart
Degesch
historicalAssociation
Nazi war crimes
includes
If Not Now, When? ("Holocaust in Eastern Europe")
isAboutEvent
Jewish diaspora
isRelatedTo
Executive Order 9417
issuedDuring
NaziRacialPolicy
justified
Roma
killedDuring
Nuremberg Laws
legalBasisFor
LebensraumPolicy
linkedTo
Holocaust studies
mainFocus
The Trial of God ("the Holocaust")
mainTheme
United States Holocaust Memorial Council
namedAfter
Zyklon B
notableUse
Alexander Pechersky
opposedTo
Wartheland
policyImplemented
Holocaust ("NaziPersecutionOfJews")
precededBy
Der Stürmer
propagandaFor
Schindlerjuden
savedFrom
Schindler's List
setDuring
Night
settingPeriod
Contemporary Judaism
shapedBy
Holocaust studies ("Holocaust in North Africa and other regions under Nazi or Axis control")
studies
Polish Jews
sufferedEvent
Czech Jews
sufferedMassMurderIn
Maryla Husyt Finkelstein
survivedEvent
Roald Hoffmann
survivorOf
Auschwitz-Birkenau
symbolOf
HolocaustEducationWorldwide ("Holocaust period 1933–1945")
timeFocus
Pages of Testimony
timePeriodDocumented
Valley of the Communities ("Shoah")
topicalConcept
Daddy (poem) ("the Holocaust")
usesImageryOf
Axis powers
warCrimeResponsibility
Anne Frank
wasInvolvedIn

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