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Dr. David Silberklang, Senior Historian at Yad Vashem, continues his series addressing some of the most frequently Googled questions about the Holocaust.

The he addresses in this segment is: “What did the Nazis do to the Jews?”

Dr. Silberklang explains that the actions moved through phases: beginning with the stripping of civil rights, boycott, and humiliation (1933–1939); escalating to forced ghettoization and mass killings by Einsatzgruppen (1939–1941); and culminating, after the Wannsee Conference, with the "Final Solution," involving the systematic deportation and murder of millions in extermination camps designed for industrialized killing.

View the full reel for Dr. Silberklang's comprehensive explanation of the phases and methods of Nazi persecution.