Summary of The Holocaust

The Holocaust is a history of the systematic genocide of approximately six million Jews during World War II. It tells the story of the Nazis' rise to power and the horrific events that followed, including the roundup of Jews in ghettos, their deportation to death camps, and the horrors that were perpetrated within these camps. The Holocaust also examines the causes and consequences of the Holocaust, from the perspective of both perpetrators and victims. It also looks at the world's reaction to the genocide, and how it has shaped history and our understanding of human nature.