Why Was The Holocaust So Important During That Time?

The holocaust was not important that would mean that it was a necessary act or means to an end. It was however a misguided effort on the part of Hitler to (how he thought of it )as cleansing the earth/his nation of a race of people considered to be less than/unequal to him and the ones he thought we're a better race . If it taught the world anything it was to be vigilant towards countries and their leaders that are trying to do the same thing again by repeating history.

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I believe that it was the largest deliberate attempt at genocide since the Native American genocide described as "The Indian " Wars" here in the U.S.A. [Dee Brown] "Bury my Heart at wounded Knee". Nearly 6,000,000 millions of Jewish, gypsy, political, handicapped etc...people were marked for extermination in the famous Nazi 'Death camps'. This helped to re-create Israel as a nation, as Jews fleeing Nazi Europe, and those who survived the death camps fled Europe for Palestine.

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