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The Holocaust has remained to be a black spot in European history. Adolf Hitler , a German nationalist and the head of the Nazi party, embarked on a mission to exterminate Jews from Europe during World War Two. The Holocaust was the name given to Hitler's systematic murder of Jews. Hitler outdid both Halaku Khan and Stallin. Halaku Khan sacked Baghdad in 1258, killing over 1.6 million people. In addition, in revenge, Stallion's genocide took the lives of over a million of his own people. Hitler's desire for purity of blood and world dominance resulted in the murder of more than six million Jews, more than Stallin and Halaku Khan combined. In the end, the murderer of millions of innocent people committed suicide. What is the Holocaust? The systematic murder of millions of individuals, mostly European Jews, during World War Two (1939–1945 ) for no other reason than their race is referred to as the Holocaust. The word “holocaust” is a combination of the Greek words "hol

Adolf Hitler Adolf Hitler - A Short Summary Adolf Hitler was a German nationalist, ethnocentrist, and politician. He was a man who once aspired to be a painter and musician came to be known to the world for his strong dislike of the Semetic race, which later led him to the bloody Holocaust of World War II. Adolf Hitler's blind race for the world domination had claimed millions of innocent lives. His ideology of racial superiority greatly influenced his policies and decisions. The name "Hitler" symbolized fear, terror and murder. Interestingly, at the end of WWII, Adolf Hitler along with his wife committed suicide, in order to avoid the fate faced by Mousseline of Italy.  Adolf Hitler, known as Adi,  born in April 20, 1889, in a small town of Austria. Although there isn't enough information available to establish with confidence, it is believed that Hitler was an illegitimate son of his father. His mother Klara was a dedicated housewife, and his father Alois Hitler wo

Abdel Naseer   The Suez Canal Crisis of 1956 was one of the worst chapters in British history. The crisis resulted in the beginning of the end of British colonialism in Arab states, the start of the decline of British hegemony in world affairs and the first step of American involvement in the Middle East. However, Gamal Abdel Nasser, the president of Egypt, rose to prominence as the great leader of the Arab states. Although the Suez Crisis had the potential to stir a world war, the United States wisely intervened by putting pressure on the British. After the crisis of 1956, the United States, under the Eisenhower Doctrine, substantially funded Muslim states to contain communism in the Middle East. What is Suez Canal? What are the results of the Suez Canal crisis? What actually caused the Suez Canal crisis? What were the effects and implications of the Suez crisis of 1956? and what is the Ever Given issue? Let's find out What is Suez Canal? Suez canal   The 193km-long Suez Canal, wh