The last stop for President Erdogan, who continued his diplomacy in Germany to end the massacre committed by Israel in Gaza, was Germany. In his remarks during the joint press conference held here with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, President Erdogan said, “We do not owe Israel a debt. But those who owe it cannot speak freely. We did not go through the Holocaust,” in order to draw attention and draw attention to the silence of Western countries. In the face of Israeli actions. After Erdogan’s words, the history of the massacre came to the fore again.
This is the Holocaust
The Holocaust refers to the systematic, state-sponsored persecution and massacres carried out by the regime of Nazi Germany and its allies and collaborators against six million Jews in Europe. The Holocaust is a process that gradually developed throughout Europe between 1933 and 1945. It is known that the total number of Jews who fell victim to genocide during this period was 6 million. In Israel, a ceremony to commemorate the victims of the Holocaust is held on April 27 of each year.
Two-thirds of the Jews were killed
Nearly two-thirds of Europe’s Jews, who numbered nine million before the Holocaust, were murdered. More than one million Jewish children, nearly two million Jewish women, and three million Jewish men were killed in the Holocaust. A network of more than 40,000 facilities within Germany and German-occupied borders targeted Jewish and other victims; It was used for arrest, imprisonment and murder.
This was done by mass execution
Violence and genocide occurred in the stages leading up to the Holocaust. Many laws that stripped Jews of their civil rights were introduced in Europe during World War II, the most famous of which is the Nuremberg Laws of 1935. They came into effect before the outbreak of World War II. Concentration camps were set up to make prisoners work like slaves until they died from either exhaustion or disease. Wherever Germany occupied, the paramilitary group killed Jews and political opponents in mass executions.
They were sent to death camps
The occupiers imprisoned Jews and Roma in ghettos and kept them together before sending them on transport trains to death camps. Those who did not die during the flight were either worked to death, used in medical experiments, or systematically killed in gas chambers. Every branch of the German bureaucracy assisted in the logistics of the genocide, turning the Third Reich into what Holocaust scholars have described as a genocidal state.
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