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How was the word persecution used during WWII?
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How was the word persecution used during WWII?

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Persecution is the act of harassing or oppressing a person or a group of people, especially because of their identity. Throughout history, people have faced persecution because of their religion, race, ethnicity, political beliefs

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The nazi's used the word persecution as a way to cover up the Jews being sent to concentration camps and killed during world war 2.

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