During the holocaust, the nazis forced the jews to wear yellow stars on their clothes to distinguish them from other people. which stage of genocide is reflected in this nazi action?

During the holocaust, the Nazis forced the Jews to wear yellow stars on their clothes to distinguish them from other people. It is the symbolization stage of genocide.

Further Explanation:

Genocide:

It refers to the killing of a common group of people based on their race, religion, nationality, and ethnicity. The word“Genocide”, is a mixture of a Greek word, genos (the ) and a Latin word, cide (killing). There are eight stages of genocide which are as follows:

1.Classification: People are divided based on their race, religion, nationality, and ethnicity.

2.Symbolization: Giving a name to the classified members to differentiate them from the rest of the public.

3.Discrimination: Using the laws and customs to demolish the rights of the classified group.

4.Dehumanization: The member of the targeted group are not considered as humans and considered equal to animals.

5.Organization: Organizing the military and army to execute the genocide.

6.Polarization: Dividing the groups and increasing the propaganda against the group.

7.Preparation: Planning the killing of a specific group of people.

8.Perception: The member of the targeted groups are separated and wear identity symbols.

9.Extermination: The killing of the target group starts.

10.Denial: Denying the genocide and killing of the target group.

Nazis forced the Jews to wear yellow stars:

It is the symbolization stage of genocide. The Jews were forced to wear a yellow star on their clothes so that they can be easily identified. Yellow star was a symbol of identification.

Thus, forcing Jews to wear yellow stars is an example of symbolization.

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1.Learn more about the death in the world war I

2.Learn more about the countries involved in the world war I

3.Learn more about world war II

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Grade: Middle School

Subject: History

Chapter: World War II

Keywords: During, holocaust, the Nazis, forced, jews, wear, yellow, stars, on, their clothes, distinguish, from, other, people, stage of genocide, reflected, nazi action.

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