How Did The Wannsee Conference Cause Ww2

It was the day of The Wannsee Conference of Berlin at that time the year was 1942 January the 20. It was the fifteen high ranking Nazi party and German government leaders gathering for a meeting . Over 11,000,000 Jews in Europe in the would have fallen under the provisions of the ¨ Final Solution¨.

At that time of The Wannsee Conference most participants were already aware that the National Socialist regime had engaged in mass murder of Jews and other civilians in the German - occupied areas of the Soviet Union and in Serbia . In larger labor columns , would be separate by the gender , able bodied Jews .That would be able to build roads . The Final Solution was a code for systematic and deliberate . At some still undetermined in the time of 1941, Hitler was authorized this European - wide scheme for mass murder .

Others was aware that units of the German Army
The Jews locations in German - occupied Poland and the German - occupied Soviet Union , where German authorities would kill overwhelming majority of them . The participants discussed a number of other issues raised by the new policy, including the establishment of the theresienstadt camp-ghetto as a destination for elderly Jews as well Jews who were disabled or decorated in World War I, the deferment until after the war of “Final Solution” measures against Jews married to non-Jews or persons of mixed descent as defined by the Nuremberg laws , prospects for inducing Germany's Axis partners to give up their Jewish populations, and preparatory measures for the “evacuations.” And that I thank you for reading my story about the holocaust . The Berlin Conference of 1884-1885, convened by Otto von Bismarck to discuss the future of Africa, had the stamping out slavery high on the agenda. The Berlin Act of 1885, signed by the 13 European powers attending the conference, included a resolution to help in suppressing slavery .