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The Holocaust was the genocide of the Jews and others during [[World War II]] by the Nazi government in Germany, which played on widely held anti-Semitic sentiments. In addition to the genocide of six million Jews, many millions of Christians were also exterminated. | The Holocaust was the genocide of the Jews and others during [[World War II]] by the Nazi government in Germany, which played on widely held anti-Semitic sentiments. In addition to the genocide of six million Jews, many millions of Christians were also exterminated. | ||
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Revision as of 18:24, March 6, 2007
The Holocaust was the genocide of the Jews and others during World War II by the Nazi government in Germany, which played on widely held anti-Semitic sentiments. In addition to the genocide of six million Jews, many millions of Christians were also exterminated.