Holocaust Remembrance

It was the day the Nazi party was first formed.

It marks the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.

It is the day the war in Europe officially ended.

It was the birthday of the most famous "upstander" in history.

To provide better housing for all German citizens.

To isolate Jewish people by stripping them of their citizenship and legal rights.

To encourage trade between different European countries.

To help Jewish families immigrate to the United States.

An upstander is a government official, while a bystander is a regular citizen.

A bystander is someone who leaves the country, while an upstander stays to fight.

A bystander watches injustice happen without acting, while an upstander takes action to help those being targeted.

There is no difference; both are terms for people who survived the war.

It ensures that history will never be taught in schools again.

It educates people on how to recognize and stop the "Stages of Genocide" before they lead to mass violence.

It guarantees that all wars will stop immediately.

It teaches people that the past has no connection to the modern world.

Asking too many questions about the new laws.

Moving to a different country to find work.

Remaining silent (being a bystander), which allows the "Stages of Genocide" to continue unchecked.

Writing letters to the editor of a newspaper to complain.