The Trains
by Rabbi Eliyahu Ellis and Rabbi Shmuel SilinskyThe Killing Squads could not deal with so many people, so they were shipped off to more "efficient" death camps.
Defeat in World War I left Germany desperate and on the brink of collapse, fertile ground for a Nationalistic movement.
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The Killing Squads could not deal with so many people, so they were shipped off to more "efficient" death camps.
Betraying their fomer ally, Germany turned on Russia with a massive invasion.
Acknowledging the plight of Jews in German lands, the nation of the world arose to do… nothing.
Even the sciences were twisted into tools to be used against the Jews.
The Allied soldiers were completely unprepared for the scenes of unrelenting horror that greeted them in the camps.
When the liberating armies finally entered the camps, they were met with scenes of unspeakable horror.
As the Allied troops were closing in, the Germans made the murder of Jews a top priority.
An Iron Curtain goes up in eastern Europe, and the United Nations seeks a solution in Palestine.
In the most famous of the revolts against their tormentors, the ill-equiped, starved Jews of the ghetto fought back against the German war machine.
American Jewry gets behind the Zionist cause, as the British defer to the United Nations.
Some of those few who escaped or went into hiding used their freedom to fight back.
In spite of the war effort, nothing was done to halt the transports to the camps.
Nazi "doctors" conducted horrible experiments on the Jews in their power.
Those Jews strong enough were considered as slaves for the German "masters".
The Nazis were proud of the efficiency of their death camps.
Upon arrival, the masses of Jews were immediately sorted for death or slave labor.
The greatest Nazi minds formalized the plan to eliminate every single Jew.
Behind the advancing German army came special forces whose sole purpose was to kill all the Jews under their control.
Jews from wide areas were rounded up and forced to live in unbearable conditions in cramped ghettos.
With Polish Jewry under their control, the Germans began a series of cruel and sadistic measures against them.
Germany invaded Poland as the rest of the world watched passively.
Germany's precise plans for expansion included treaties of convenience.
In one night of terror, German mobs destroyed what they could of the Jewish presence.
Austria overwhelmingly embraced the Nazi platform and attitudes.
Initially, the German approach was to force all Jews out of German territory.
With rising power, Germany began to take what they felt was rightfully theirs.
Lovers of order and protocol, the Germans made their stance against the Jews legally binding.
Using skillful propaganda, the Nazis brought German anti-Semitism to a fever pitch.
Adolf Hitler suddenly became the supreme power in Germany, molding it to his will.
The Nazi promise to restore Germany's honor and glory struck a powerful chord.
What does one do when their entire life has been destroyed?