1. Физическая ликвидация еврейского этноса на территории Европы, осуществляемая правительством Адольфа Гитлера с первых лет прихода его к власти в Дни Потсдама 1933 года до конца Второй Мировой Войны в Европе (8 мая 1945 года)
2. Организация концентрационных лагерей, депортации, тюремное заключение, физическое истребление, дискриминирующая национальная политика (представители еврейского этноса должны были носить звезду Давида на груди)
3. Холокост обернулся резким сокращением численности евреев (ашкеназов) на территории Европы, однако потерпел крах вместе с разгромом право-тоталитарных режимов стран Оси на территории Европы
Washington lived an exciting life in exciting times. As a boy, he explored the wilderness. When he grew older, he helped the British fight the French and Indians. Many times he was nearly killed. As a general he suffered hardships with his troops in the cold winters.
He lost many battles, but led the American Army to final victory. After he became President, he successfully solved many problems facing his country, Washington belonged to an old colonial family that believed in hard work, in public service and in worshipping God.
George Washington was born in Westmoreland county, Virginia; on a farm, on February 22, 1732. His first American ancestor came to Virginia from England in 1657. Farming, land buying, trading, milling, and the iron industry were the means by which the family rose in the world. George's father, Augustine, had four children by his first wife and six by his second wife, Mary Ball, George's mother.
Of George's early life little is known. His formal education was slight: no more than 7 or 8 years of school. Men, plantation life and the haunts of river, field and forest were his principal teachers. His favourite subject was arithmetic. He studied enough history and geography to know something of the outside world. But he never learned very much about literature, foreign languages and history.