Hitler Holocaust

The Hitler Holocaust has got to be the single most horrifying event that Hitler and Nazi Germany had orchestrated. The term Holocaust is derived from the Greek term Holokauston, meaning completely burnt). And while the Hitler Holocaust did not necessarily involve actually burning the victims of this terrible event, the experience was most certainly hellish enough to make it seem like these people were in fact burned. The Hitler Holocaust is, among other things, the systematic genocide of some six million Jews of Europe as a part of Hitler's attempt to “eliminate the weak and the soiled masses of the continent”. Some six million Semitic persons were killed in the course of the Hitler Holocaust.

The Hitler Holocaust actually began even before the Second World War started. The first phase involved moving all Jews to Concentration Camps (separated from the rest of society), and they were forced into slavery so that they would eventually die of sickness and exhaustion while at the same time providing menial service to the non-Jews of Europe at the time. When not enough Jews were dying fast enough because of this, mass shootings began to happen, and eventually, the Hitler Holocaust was culminated in a horrifying display of cruelty – Jews herded naked like cattle into gas chambers where they are to die en masse.

The Hitler Holocaust must never be forgotten. It must never be denied. The horror of this is the kind of perspective we need when studying Hitler and his role in history.