Our new case study on #HolocaustExplained explores the dynamics of occupation and collaboration between the French and German governments of France, and the persecution of France's Jewish population. Visit the site now to learn more: https://t.co/OJ0yfQwN3r

#OnThisDay in 1942 the Vel d'hiv round-up began in Paris Find out more about the occupation of France, collaboration and resistance, and the persecution of French Jews through our #HolocaustExplained case study, including unique materials from our archive https://t.co/OJ0yfQwN3r

@SomeoneI293 @debbreines2 @BaddCompani Trump and his co-conspirators are following the playbook. "On the 24 February 1920, the German Workers’ Party changed its name to the National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP), more commonly referred to as the Nazi party."

Over the 12 years that #Dachau and its 140 satellite camps were in existence, more than 200,000 people from all over Europe were imprisoned in them, 41,500 of whom died US forces liberated the camp #OnThisDay in 1945. Find out more at #HolocaustExplained https://t.co/EH2evJI0Ed

@HolocaustMuseum The Nazis' persecution of the disabled soon escalated. In Autumn 1939 they initiated a ‘euthanasia’ programme of disabled people, code named T-4 In this memo, Hitler authorised the implementation of the T-4 programme Find out more #HolocaustExplained: https://t.co/EgJ8GQF64X

The Nazis believed that disabled people could not be a part of the German master race. Ultimately, this led to the mass murder of thousands of disabled people This #DisabilityHistoryMonth learn more about the Nazis' 'first victims' at #HolocaustExplained https://t.co/EgJ8GQF64X

"This pressure culminated in Hitler ordering the deportation of all Jews still in the Greater German Reich and Protectorate between 15-17 September 1941."

#OnThisDay in 1943 thousands of Greek Jews were forced into ghettos. By August over 45,000 Jews had been deported to Auschwitz. Most were killed on arrival Find out more about the occupation of Greece via our case study on #HolocaustExplained

From our #collections: German Jewish soldiers observing Yom Kippur in Sedan on the Western Front in 1915 Visit the Library's online educational resource the #HolocaustExplained to learn more about Jewish festivals https://t.co/U3BjUnZzSR

#OnThisDay in 1943 the leadership of the anti-Nazi White Rose Group were arrested by the Gestapo. Most were put on trial and executed, including siblings Hans and Sophie Scholl Find out more about resistance to the Nazis via #HolocaustExplained: https://t.co/xeYbq5BtuT

#OnThisDay in 1933, the Reichstag, the German lower house of Parliament, burnt down. The government falsely blamed the fire on a Communist effort to overthrow the state 📷 A firefighter in the ruins of the Reichstag building #HolocaustExplained https://t.co/jHoejnjtB4

#OnThisDay in 1942, in retaliation for the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich, a prominent Nazi official, the Czech village Lidice was destroyed. The men were shot and the women and children deported to camps in Germany. #HolocaustExplained https://t.co/6MyQ2nvmYe

#OnThisDay in 1938, the German Army marched into Austria, with little to no opposition from the population or any foreign powers. Increasing Nazi persecution of Austrian Jews followed. Visit the #HolocaustExplained to learn more about the Anschluss https://t.co/s0UIbrtQ1U

In December 1938 the first #Kindertransports left Germany, Austria, Czechoslovakia and Poland, destined for Britain Find out more about the rescue of 10,000, mainly Jewish, children from Nazi persecution via #HolocaustExplained

Are you a teacher covering the Holocaust or Nazi Germany in your #GCSE or #ALevel curriculum this year? Our educational website #HolocaustExplained includes free downloadable resources drawing on unique materials from our archive https://t.co/WxGc9rfrmb

#OnThisDay in 1944, Anne Frank wrote her last entry in her now-celebrated diary. Three days later her family were arrested and transported to concentration camps. Only Anne's Father, Otto Frank, survived the Holocaust. Learn More #HolocaustExplained https://t.co/h07NlHriWX

#OnThisDay in 1933, university students, supported by the Nazi Party, instigated book burnings of 'blacklisted' authors across Germany The book burnings stood as a powerful symbol of Nazi intolerance and censorship. #HolocaustExplained https://t.co/TT78J26oVc

March is #WomensHistoryMonth For those teaching about women in the Third Reich, Nazi ideology about women and women-led resistance to the Nazis, our educational site #HolocaustExplained has a wealth of free downloadable resources Read more: https://t.co/Dw1uUHGsze #edutwitter

#OnThisDay in 1942, the Nazis began the deportation of Jews & Roma from Łódź Ghetto to Chelmno extermination camp. Find out more about this early camp via our educational resource #HolocaustExplained: https://t.co/XaajUHwdLf

Eva Clarke's father, Bernd Nathanová, was murdered on 10 January 1945, just days before #Auschwitz was liberated by the Soviet army In this video series on #HolocaustExplained, find out more from Eva about her family's experience of Nazi persecution: