Choices in History: Holocaust Paths

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Unscramble key concepts to navigate two moral journeys.

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Unscramble Letters Choices in History: Holocaust PathsOnline version Unscramble key concepts to navigate two moral journeys. by history project 1 Clue: These 1935 laws stripped Jews of citizenship and banned marriages between Jews and Germans R N L B S W M E A U R E G 2 Clue: In 1938, Jewish shops, homes, and synagogues were destroyed in a “Night of Broken Glass.” T T I K N A R S A L C L H 3 Clue: This was the largest Nazi concentration and death camp, located in Poland. W C U T Z S I A H 4 Clue: The mass murder of six million Jews and millions of others by the Nazis. H A C U T S L O O 5 A crowded urban district where hunger, disease, and resistance intersect under confinement. O R S W H G A E A W T T 6 Clue: Hitler’s secret police who hunted down opponents and Jews. E G T P S A O 7 Clue: The Nazi program that murdered disabled and mentally ill people before the Holocaust began. Unscramble: P T M O A R G R 4 8 The moment when captives are freed, leaving lasting trauma and relief after endurance. E A O I T B I N R L 9 Clue: Camps set up after the war to shelter Holocaust survivors and refugees. N R A E D C P O A S P D S P I L C M E S 10 Clue: Temporary medical centers near battlefields where wounded soldiers were treated. H E A L T I F D S O R L M R Y I O A P E P T 11 Clue: The 1943 armed resistance by Jews in Warsaw against Nazi deportations. A R N P S E O H G T G U T W S I I R W A 12 Clue: Youth organization where boys were indoctrinated into Nazi ideology. U H L R H I T T E O Y 13 Clue: The Nazi plan to exterminate all Jews in Europe. I A T O S O F I N L L U N 14 A symbol adopted by Jewish communities that became a marked badge of identity and persecution. D A D F V A S T O R I 15 Leader of the Nazi Party who orchestrated expansionist policies and the genocide against millions. T I R O A L D L E H F 16 Postwar tribunals where major war criminals were tried for crimes against humanity and war crimes. G T R E B R R U A M E S N I L 17 Clue: The Nazi security force and concentration camp guards. H T A U S F Z C E F T S L

Unscramble Letters

Choices in History: Holocaust PathsOnline version

Unscramble key concepts to navigate two moral journeys.

by history project

Clue: These 1935 laws stripped Jews of citizenship and banned marriages between Jews and Germans

R N L B S W M E A U R E G

Clue: In 1938, Jewish shops, homes, and synagogues were destroyed in a “Night of Broken Glass.”

T T I K N A R S A L C L H

Clue: This was the largest Nazi concentration and death camp, located in Poland.

Clue: The mass murder of six million Jews and millions of others by the Nazis.

A crowded urban district where hunger, disease, and resistance intersect under confinement.

O R S W H G A E A W T T

Clue: Hitler’s secret police who hunted down opponents and Jews.

Clue: The Nazi program that murdered disabled and mentally ill people before the Holocaust began. Unscramble:

The moment when captives are freed, leaving lasting trauma and relief after endurance.

Clue: Camps set up after the war to shelter Holocaust survivors and refugees.

N R A E D C P O A S P D S P I L C M E S

Clue: Temporary medical centers near battlefields where wounded soldiers were treated.

H E A L T I F D S O R L M R Y I O A P E P T

Clue: The 1943 armed resistance by Jews in Warsaw against Nazi deportations.

A R N P S E O H G T G U T W S I I R W A

Clue: Youth organization where boys were indoctrinated into Nazi ideology.

U H L R H I T T E O Y

Clue: The Nazi plan to exterminate all Jews in Europe.

I A T O S O F I N L L U N

A symbol adopted by Jewish communities that became a marked badge of identity and persecution.

D A D F V A S T O R I

Leader of the Nazi Party who orchestrated expansionist policies and the genocide against millions.

T I R O A L D L E H F

Postwar tribunals where major war criminals were tried for crimes against humanity and war crimes.

G T R E B R R U A M E S N I L

Clue: The Nazi security force and concentration camp guards.

H T A U S F Z C E F T S L

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Choices in History: Holocaust Paths

Unscramble Letters

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Choices in History: Holocaust PathsOnline version

by history project

Clue: These 1935 laws stripped Jews of citizenship and banned marriages between Jews and Germans

Clue: In 1938, Jewish shops, homes, and synagogues were destroyed in a “Night of Broken Glass.”

Clue: This was the largest Nazi concentration and death camp, located in Poland.

Clue: The mass murder of six million Jews and millions of others by the Nazis.

A crowded urban district where hunger, disease, and resistance intersect under confinement.

Clue: Hitler’s secret police who hunted down opponents and Jews.

Clue: The Nazi program that murdered disabled and mentally ill people before the Holocaust began. Unscramble:

The moment when captives are freed, leaving lasting trauma and relief after endurance.

Clue: Camps set up after the war to shelter Holocaust survivors and refugees.

Clue: Temporary medical centers near battlefields where wounded soldiers were treated.

Clue: The 1943 armed resistance by Jews in Warsaw against Nazi deportations.

Clue: Youth organization where boys were indoctrinated into Nazi ideology.

Clue: The Nazi plan to exterminate all Jews in Europe.

A symbol adopted by Jewish communities that became a marked badge of identity and persecution.

Leader of the Nazi Party who orchestrated expansionist policies and the genocide against millions.

Postwar tribunals where major war criminals were tried for crimes against humanity and war crimes.

Clue: The Nazi security force and concentration camp guards.

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