a forced march of prisoners of war with the intent to kill or weaken along the way

the official secret police of Nazi Germany

a prison camp in which a regime of hard labor is enforced

hostility and ill-treatment, especially because of political or religious beliefs

included Great Britain, France, Soviet Union, & the U.S.

the name given to Germany during the Nazi regime

the Nazi program of exterminating European Jews

information used to promote or publicize a particular political group

to set free, as from imprisonment

discrimination against or prejudice toward Jews

a 6-pointed star used as a Jewish symbol

a guarded compound for the imprisonment of ethnic minorities, such as the Jews

the black-uniformed elite corps of the Nazi Party

"Night of Broken Glass"

the lawful expulsion of a foreigner from a country

deprived Jews of their rights of citizenship, prohibiting Jews from marrying Germans or non-Jews