Explain The 6 Stages Of The Holocaust

The 6 stages of the holocaust are definition, isolation, emigration, ghettoization, deportation, along with mass murder. The first stage is definition, so the Jews got defined by the star on them defining if they were a Jew or not. Also, they put up propaganda posters everywhere to make the Jews look bad. The second stage is isolation, which made the Jews, poor because the Germans were taking the Jew’s businesses moreover make them poor. Additionally, the Germans stopped being friends with the Jews because of all the propaganda posters, showing that the Jews are bad they didn’t want to be around them anymore. Accordingly, the Germans and the Jews were segregated bylaws and they couldn’t go to the same school, theatre, parks, and other public
places. The third stage is Emigration. Emigration is when people are leaving the country. The Jew were trying to get out of Germany because they knew that something bad was going to happen. The fourth stage is ghettoization. Ghettoization is when the Germans herded the Jew in the ghettos in the city. Ghettos are the run down of the city. The fifth stage is Deportation