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Holocaust The Destruction Of European Research Paper

My entire family was marched at gunpoint into railway cars ordinarily used for cattle and sent to one of the many Eastern European death camps established throughout the continent by the Nazis. My brother and I watched our family and neighbors being rounded up from where we were hiding on the roof of our apartment building two nights ago. He believes that our family might still survive the war at a work camp, but even if such camps do exist, I know that whether or not our relatives were sent directly to the death camps, they are doomed. Perhaps they are all dead already. I have not yet grieved for what I am afraid has happened to my family because I have escaped capture and summary execution by the roving Einsatzgruppen only very narrowly twice. These roving gangs of Nazis and some of my non-Jewish countrymen prowl the countryside summarily executing escaped Jews by shooting them in the head next to mass graves in the woods. I am sure I will cry...

decision to establish the State of Israel as a refuge for survivors of the Jewish Holocaust was appropriate and just; and (4) the question of whether the world community will respond more appropriately to future large-scale genocidal ambitions.
What alternative title would you give this book?

Almost Extinguished: The Near Destruction of Judaism in the 20th Century."

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Levin, N. (1973) the Holocaust: The Destruction of European Jewry 1933-1945.

New York: Schocken Books.

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