Shoah

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The Shoah, also known as the Holocaust, was the systematic, state-sponsored genocide of six million Jews by Nazi Germany and its collaborators during World War II.

All labels observed (10)

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Statements (98)

Predicate Object
instanceOf crime against humanity
genocide
historical event
war crime
commemoratedOn International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Yom HaShoah
commemorationDate 27 Nisan (Hebrew calendar)
January 27
countryPerpetrating Nazi Germany
endTime 1945
estimatedNumberOfVictims 6000000
hasAlias Final Solution to the Jewish Question
Holocaust
the Holocaust
linked to: Holocaust
hasConsequence Genocide Convention of 1948
Nuremberg Trials
linked to: Nuremberg trials

Universal Declaration of Human Rights
development of international criminal law
hasNameInLanguage Holocaust (English)
linked to: Shoah

Holocaust (German)
linked to: Holocaust

Holocauste (French)
linked to: Shoah

Holocausto (Spanish)
linked to: Shoah

שואה (Hebrew)
ideologicalBasis National Socialism
linked to: Nazism

Nazi racial ideology
antisemitism
implementedThrough concentration camps
death marches
deportations by train
extermination camps
forced labor camps
gas chambers
ghettos
mass shootings
starvation policies
keyEvent Kristallnacht
Wannsee Conference
linked to: WannseeConference

Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
legalRecognition crime against humanity under international law
location German-occupied Belgium
German-occupied Czechoslovakia
German-occupied France
German-occupied Greece
German-occupied Hungary
German-occupied Italy
German-occupied Netherlands
German-occupied Norway
German-occupied Poland
German-occupied Soviet Union
German-occupied Yugoslavia
Germany
memorial Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum
Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Yad Vashem
linked to: YadVashem
motive elimination of Jews from Europe
implementation of Nazi racial policy
notableCamp Auschwitz-Birkenau
linked to: AuschwitzBirkenau

Belzec
Chelmno
Majdanek
Sobibor
Treblinka
notableFilmAbout Shoah (1985 film by Claude Lanzmann)
linked to: Shoah
notableGhetto Kovno Ghetto
Lodz Ghetto
linked to: Łódź Ghetto

Vilna Ghetto
Warsaw Ghetto
partOf Nazi crimes
linked to: Nazi war crimes

World War II in Europe
perpetrator Einsatzgruppen
German Nazi regime
linked to: Nazi Germany

Gestapo
Nazi Germany
SS (Schutzstaffel)
linked to: Schutzstaffel (SS)

collaborationist regimes
local collaborators in occupied Europe
plannedBy Adolf Eichmann
Adolf Hitler
Heinrich Himmler
linked to: HeinrichHimmler

Reinhard Heydrich
linked to: ReinhardHeydrich
startTime 1933
1939
subjectOf Holocaust films
Holocaust historiography
Holocaust literature
Holocaust studies
targetedAs racially defined group
timePeriod World War II
victimGroup European Jews
linked to: European Jewry

Jews
victimGroupAlsoPersecuted Jehovah's Witnesses
linked to: JehovahsWitnesses

Poles
Roma and Sinti
linked to: Roma people

Soviet POWs
disabled people
homosexuals
political opponents

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Referenced by (14)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Austrian Jews victimOf Shoah
Paul Celan subjectOfWork Holocaust
linked to: Shoah
Toivi Blatt gaveInterviewIn Claude Lanzmann film Shoah
linked to: Shoah
קובנה הייתה מרכז יהודי חשוב עד השואה
subject linked to: קאוונא
linked to: Shoah
קאוונא רוב יהודיה נספו ב השואה
linked to: Shoah
Alan Silverman associatedWithEvent Holocaust (indirectly through Naomi)
linked to: Shoah
Ruth Elias subjectOf Shoah (Claude Lanzmann documentary interviews)
linked to: Shoah
Shówa/Shoah hasTheme Holocaust
linked to: Shoah
Shówa/Shoah titleVariant Shoah
Shoah hasNameInLanguage Holocaust (English)
linked to: Shoah
Shoah hasNameInLanguage Holocausto (Spanish)
linked to: Shoah
Shoah hasNameInLanguage Holocauste (French)
linked to: Shoah
Shoah notableFilmAbout Shoah (1985 film by Claude Lanzmann)
linked to: Shoah