I’m a Jew in EuropeWWII Scrapbook

By: Alex Edwards

Important events in Europe 1939-1945

September 1 1939: Beginning of April 1945: Liberation of most Jews.

World War II: Germany invades Poland. August 1945: Bombings of Hiroshima &

In the following weeks, 16.336 civilians Nagasaki. September 1945: Japan

are murdered by the Nazies in 714 December 7 1941: Japanese attack January 1943: German 6th surrenders; end of WWII

localities. At least 5,000 victims were Jews. Pearl Harbor. Army surrenders at Stalingrad.

1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 May 20 1940: Concentration Winter 1942: Deportation of Jews from Germany, July 20 1944: Group of German

camp established at Auschwitz. Greece and Norway to killing centers. Officers try to assassinate Hitler.

This is a picture of some of the Jews getting onto the train taking them to Auschwitz. It was awful there, so many bad things happened to so many people. At all the concentration camps around 6 million people died. They treated them so horribly.

This is what they made everyone wear in order to tell who was supposed to be in the camp, etc. This made sure no one was any better looking than anyone else and it made it easy to tell who the Jews were.

One of the most memorable moments I’ve experienced was when I heard Hitler was dead. This newspaper clipping tells people that Hitler has actually killed himself, who would have thought after all the bad things he did, he actually had a conscience and felt bad about it…

This is a document from Berlin to Northern Italy giving orders to liquidate all 8,000 Jews in the city, which was just another one of the cruel ways Hitler wanted to use to rid us from the community.

This is a document from Hitler ordering all Jews to concentration camps.

This is a hat worn by the people in the camp, this was to identify the Jews and know that they were Jews.

Everyone had to carry around these identification cards with their identification numbers and pictures inside, so the Nazi’s knew they were Jewish.

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http://www.historyplace.com/worldwar2/holocaust/timeline.html