Did you know that...Nazi Germany drove the Holocaust, but local participation in several occupied Eastern European areas made the violence more deadly.

 

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Nazi Germany drove the Holocaust, but local participation in several occupied Eastern European areas made the violence more deadly.

Eastern Europe And The Jews: The History Many Avoid

The Pattern-
Across Nazi-occupied Eastern Europe, Jews were attacked through pogroms, mass shootings, forced labor, deportations, property theft, and betrayal by informers. Nazi forces often encouraged local violence against Jewish communities. 

Lwów, Historical Ukraine, 1941
In Lwów, after German occupation, anti-Jewish violence exploded into a pogrom. Jews were beaten, humiliated, raped, and murdered, with German forces and some Ukrainian nationalist activists helping incite the violence. 

Babyn Yar, Kyiv, 1941
At Babyn Yar, German SS and police units with auxiliaries murdered 33,771 Jews in two days. It became one of the largest mass shootings of Jews in occupied Europe. 

Odesa, 1941–1942
Under Romanian occupation, Jews in Odesa were abused, detained, deported, and massacred. Tens of thousands were murdered in Odesa and nearby killing sites.