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The police closed bars like this one to eradicate openly gay or lesbian culture.
This is what the Jewish people believed in. This was their faith.
The action of taking someone and putting them somewhere else. It is relocation.
A six pointed figure conisitig of two triangles. It was a symbol signifying one was a believer in Judaism. All Jewish people had to wear this.
People who liked people of their same gender. They were also persecuted in the Holocaust.
A status class of educated people who critique, guide, and lead in shaping the culture and politics of their society.
This is where the Allied Powers occupied Germany.
An ethnic group who speak a related set of languages known as the Slavic languages.
This was a type of medical experiment the Nazis used to "cure" prisoners.
A term that describes people who have darker skin compared to the rest of the population.
A word the Nazis used for people who did not conform to social norms.
An isolated or segregated group or area. It is the Jewish quarter in a city.
An ethnic group native to Poland.
This was a technique used to demoralize black people during the Holocaust.
Nomadic people who were persecuted in the Holocaust.
A prisoner in a concentration camp who was assigned to supervise forced labor. They could sometimes protect other prisoners.
A German politician who was the leader of the Nazi Party.
A Nazi ideology this was a person of Caucasian race.
This was used to signify in Nazi concentration camps that a person was sent there because of homosexuality.
A member of the National Socialist German Worker's Party. They are people with extreme racist views.
The place in which the destruction of an institute led to the persecution of homosexuals.
This is what the Nazis used to hunt down individual homosexuals during police actions.
People who believe in Judaism. Six million of these people were killed in the Holocaust.

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A Tell Tale Heart

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A tell-tale heart

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JUDAISM

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