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  • Learn About Yad Vashem’s International Conference on Holocaust Education

    || Return to Cybrary || Yad Vashem’s International Conference on Holocaust Education This conference was held October 14-17, 1996 at Yad Vashem in Israel. Visit Yad Vashem’s Site and Learn About the Conference We hope to have a report from the conference submitted soon. We encourage teachers and students to share their viewpoints, needs, problems,…

  • Gypsies in Auschwitz

    Return to Victims | Witnesses Gypsies in Auschwitz “For Nazi Germany the Gypsies became a racist dilemma. The Gypsies were Aryans, but in the Nazi mind there were contradictions between what they regarded as the superiority of the Aryan race and their image of the Gypsies… At a conference held in Berlin on January 30,…

  • Gypsies in Auschwitz Part 2

    Return to Victims | Witnesses Gypsies in Auschwitz Part 2 “Gypsies were officially defined as non-Aryan by the Nuremberg laws of 1935, which also first defined Jews; both groups were forbidden to marry Germans. Gypsies were later labeled as asocials by the 1937 Laws against Crime, regardless of whether they had been charged with any…

  • Homosexuals

    Return to Victims | Witnesses Homosexuals “A few remarks are in order about the various sex relationships in concentration camps. I start out with the homosexuals since they were accorded a special category among the inmates and `merited’ a separate, pink triangle. … Very little has been written about the tens of thousands of homosexuals…

  • wit.vic.estim.html

    Estimates of “Euthanasia” Victims T4 – The camouflage organization created for the medical killing of adults was known as the Reich Work Group of Sanatoriums and Nursing Homes (Reichsarbeitsgemeinschaft Heil- und Pflegeanstalten, or RAG). It operated from the Berlin Chancellery, at Tiergarten 4, hence the “T4” code name. “Of the number of people killed in…