The Twentieth Century's Worst Tragedy Of The Holocaust

The Holocaust, the systematic slaughter of over 6 million people, wasn’t something that could just happen overnight. The events leading up to the Holocaust played a significant part of the genocide occurring and being as brutal as it was. The twentieth century’s worst tragedy was the Holocaust, which was made possible by many factors, including anti-Semitism and the rise of the Nazi Party. Antisemitism is described as prejudice against, hatred of, or discrimination against Jews as an ethnic, religious, or racial group. This prejudice was further influenced by Martin Luther, a Greek priest who, at first, shared his sympathy for the race. His ultimate goal was to convert them to Christianity and even went as far as defending them against the