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C/H/38. Holocaust: Was it a straight path or a ‘twisted road' 1933-1945, that led to Auschwitz?
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The paper examines the developments preceding the Holocaust and arguing whether there existed a clear and determined outlook on the part of the Nazis to carry out mass genocide or whether the policy of extermination developed over time.
KEYWORDS: Holocaust, genocide, Auschwitz, second world war, Jews, Nazi,
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