Hitler was a very sick minded man. First in 1940 he put all the Jews from Germany in Ghettos. A ghetto was the section of a City which the Jews were restricted from the outside world.

section of a City which the Jews were restricted from the outside world. The Jews were forbidden to subscribe to newspapers; keep dogs, cats, birds. Also they couldn’t keep electrical equipment including typewriters; own bicycles; or buy meat, eggs, or mild; use public transportation; and they couldn’t attend school. They couldn’t sell the newspaper in the streets anymore; they had to give up all their valuables. Also they had to wear a gold star to signify they were Jews. Then he took all the Jews in Europe and put them in concentration camps. First he took all the women and children under the age of fifteen and killed them. He put them in a crematorium which is a large fire where the bodies burned. The prisoners had a long and painful death this way. In order to keep the fire burning they poured gasoline and threw wood, paper, basically anything that would burn into the crematorium. On the other hand they took babies and threw them up into the air and shot them like they were a shooting target. The men were taken away and asked questions, such as if they were sick lately, or if they have any diseases. If the prisoners said yes to any of the questions they were killed. The men asking these questions were very nice about it because they didn’t want the prisoners to lie to them. When they got to that station they also had to give them their clothes and everything of value. The work the men had to do was brutal. They had to work in factories or in the field all day long with only a short break for lunch. They couldn’t shower, have any clothes at all, and they also couldn’t have a decent meal. In the winter the prisoners had no food and no clothing. They were forced to go to the country side and find food wherever they could. Hardly ever they found some food.         In February 1943 about 80-85 percent of the Jews who would die in the Holocaust have already been murdered. Then in 1944 Hitler took over Hungary. He then begins deporting 12,000 Hungarian Jews each day to Auschwitz where they are murdered. Then in 1945 Hitler was finally defeated and the Holocaust and World War two was over. The death camps were emptied; and many of the survivors were placed in displaced persons facilities. A year later in 1946 in Nuremburg, the Nazi leaders were tried for war crimes by the Judicial assembly.         For Millions of people the suffering and hardships that the Holocaust and Hitler brought to the Jews lasted long after it all ended.