Memories
of Tragic
Events
By:
Micaela
C.
Jennifer
V.
Ashley
M.
Kayla
D.
Flag
of Germany
Purpose
The purpose of this site is to fully explain about the Jews and how they
lived during World War 2 and the Holocaust.
For
This site is for grades 6-12.
Introductory/History
The Holocaust began in the early 1930's. Hitler was the main reason this all started. Adolph Hitler took all of the Jews and anyone else he thought would get in the way of his plans away from their homes and family. The soldiers would take all of their belongings and them load them into trains.They were then brought to concentration camps. Some people were not very fortunate at all. They were taken straight to the gas chambers to be killed immediately. The more fortunate ones were sent to work camps. The Nazi soldiers would torture them in the concentration camps and they would work them to death. Most of them died of slave labor. The Jews and everyone elsewhere forced to stay at the concentration camps and just wait to die. The death camps were there just to kill the Jews and everyone else.
Population
The population of Germany is 83,029,536, July 2001 est. The population
of the United States of America is 278,058,881, July 2001 est.
Location
The
location of Germany,fromit's
capitol
Berlin's
west
of Poland,northof
Austria
and
Switzerland, east of
the
Netherlands
and Belgium,
and
south of
Denmark.The
absolute
location
of
Germany(from
it's capital Berlin)is 15
degrees east and
54 degrees north.
Scientist
Roentgen Wilhelm Conrad was a scientist from 1845-1923. He was born
in Lennep, Germany in 1845. His dad's name was Friedrich Conrad Roentgen.
His mom's name was Charlotte Forwein Roentgen. Roentgen Wilhelm Conrad
got his mechanical engineering degree at the Federal Institute of Technologyin
Zurich, Switzerland, in 1868. He also got his P.H.D degree in physics
at the University of Zurich in 1869. Roentgen Wilhelm Conrad was
also an engineer worker as a laboratory assistant at the University of
Wurzburg. He was also a teacher that later became a professor in
physics. He invented the x-ray on November 8, 1895. Conrad
was a physicist from Germany.
It was November 8, 1895, Roentgen Wilhelm Conrad was playing with a set
of cathode ray instruments and was stunned to find a blinking image cast
by his instruments seperated from them by some distance. He knew
that what he he saw wasn't being cast by the cathode rays. After
some observing, Roentgen Wilhelm Conrad named the new rays "X". He
named them "X" because he wanted to indicate that the rays were unknown.
Hans Wilhelm Geiger was another scientist from 1900's. He was born on September
30, 1882. He is from Neustadt-an-der-Haardt, Germany. He created the Geiger
Counter which is another advanced x-ray type. It was used to detect ionizing
radioactivity (including gamma rays and x-rays). What it does is it counts
the radioactive particles that pass through the device. He attended University
of Erlangen, University of Tubingen, and the University of Munich. His
career began in science when he started working for Ernest Rutherford,
a British physicist. Ernest Rutherford discovered from Geiger's work that
radioactive elements can transform into other elements and that atoms have
a nucleus.
The Geiger Counter that Hans Wilhelm Geiger has invented has influenced
many lives. It influenced many lives because its making people believe
that they can do anything if you put your mind to it.
Pictures
Map
of Concentration Camps
These pictures show many things that happened to the jewish people. These places have a large impact on any one who was part of the Holocaust War.
Map of
Germany
Emotional Impact
This has made a large impact
on anyone that had anything to do with the Holocaust war.