The Holocaust：練習題

The state-sponsored wave of anti-Jewish violence in Germany known as Kristallnacht (the Night of Broken Glass) occurred in which year?

In synthesis interpretations of the Holocaust, historian Ian Kershaw uses the phrase 'working towards the Führer' to explain which phenomenon?

How does Ian Kershaw’s concept of 'working towards the Führer' reconcile the debate between Intentionalist and Structuralist historians?

Which secret Nazi program, initiated in \(1939\), involved the systematic killing of the mentally and physically disabled and is considered by many historians to be a technological and administrative precursor to the Holocaust?

What was the primary purpose of the Haavara (Transfer) Agreement signed in August \(1933\)?

What is the Hebrew term Shoah used to describe, and how does its literal meaning differ from the word 'Holocaust'?

How did the launch of Operation Barbarossa in June \( 1941 \) mark a radical shift in Nazi anti-Semitic policy?

In the context of Holocaust historiography, why do Structuralist historians argue that the Wannsee Conference (1942) was an administrative meeting rather than the point where the decision for genocide was made?

In the context of Nazi racial policy between \(1933\) and \(1941\), identify three specific groups—other than the Jewish population—that were targeted for persecution or 'euthanasia' under the regime's ideology of racial hygiene.

(a) Explain the significance of the Wannsee Conference (\(1942\)) in the administrative coordination of the 'Final Solution'.

(b) Evaluate the Functionalist argument that the Holocaust was the result of 'cumulative radicalisation' within the Nazi state rather than a long-standing, pre-conceived plan by Hitler.