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Racial discrimination in Nazi Germany, including the treatment of Jews, Romani, Slavs, and other groups as inferior or threats to be displaced or dominated.
are commonly reported in the range of roughly 5 to 6.5 million deaths, but historians and official bodies disagree on precise totals because different counts separate Jewish and non‑Jewish victims, in...
The presence of Jews in reflects a continuous, multi-millennial pattern of migration, settlement, economic utility and legal fluctuation: Jewish communities arrived in , developed distinctive in the m...
Holocaust deniers repeatedly misuse a narrow set of documents, selective testimonies, flawed forensic reports and out‑of‑context archival gaps to argue that mass extermination did not occur or was exa...
The Holocaust is not "fake": it is one of the best-documented genocides in history, supported by massive documentary records, survivor testimony, paperwork and physical evidence from camps; claims tha...