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] was a genocide perpetrated by the Nazis, that killed around 11 million people, the majority of whom were Jews. ] was a genocide perpetrated by the Nazis, that killed around 11 million people, the majority of whom were Jews.
* ], an ancient sacrifice or offering from which the name was derived * ], an ancient sacrifice or offering from which the name was derived
* ] * ], the practise of abusing the term "Holocaust" and thereby diminishing its significance



'''Holocaust''' may also refer to: '''Holocaust''' may also refer to:
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* ], referred to by some writers when discussing the centuries of massacres of Native Americans perpetrated by immigrants * ], referred to by some writers when discussing the centuries of massacres of Native Americans perpetrated by immigrants
* ], either of two 18th century mass killings by Afghanis of Sikhs in the Punjab region, that resulted in 30,000 to 40,000 deaths * ], either of two 18th century mass killings by Afghanis of Sikhs in the Punjab region, that resulted in 30,000 to 40,000 deaths
* ''African Holocaust'' or ''Black Holocaust'', commonly known as ], a term sometimes used by activists to refer to atrocities against black people * ''African Holocaust'' or ''Black Holocaust'' (]), a term sometimes used by activists to refer to the history of atrocities against black people
* ], the hypothetical annihilation of human civilization in the event of a global nuclear war * ], the hypothetical annihilation of human civilization in the event of a global nuclear war



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The Holocaust was a genocide perpetrated by the Nazis, that killed around 11 million people, the majority of whom were Jews.


Holocaust may also refer to:

Genocides

  • Armenian Holocaust, the Ottoman government's systematic extermination of its minority Armenian subjects during and after World War I
  • Indian Holocaust, referred to by some writers when discussing the centuries of massacres of Native Americans perpetrated by immigrants
  • Sikh Holocaust, either of two 18th century mass killings by Afghanis of Sikhs in the Punjab region, that resulted in 30,000 to 40,000 deaths
  • African Holocaust or Black Holocaust (Maafa), a term sometimes used by activists to refer to the history of atrocities against black people
  • Nuclear holocaust, the hypothetical annihilation of human civilization in the event of a global nuclear war

Other uses

Holocausto

"Holocausto" is the word used in several languages (such as Spanish or Portuguese) to name the Holocaust. The term is used as well in:

See also

Topics referred to by the same term Disambiguation iconThis disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Holocaust.
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