Holocaust victim
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Summary
Holocaust victim is a Q140721925[1]. It ranks in the top 0.69% of general entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (3,633 views/month, #535 of 77,819).[2]
Key Facts
- Holocaust victim's instance of is recorded as Q140721925[3].
- Holocaust victim is a type of victim of the Nazi regime[4].
- Holocaust victim is a type of murder victim[5].
- Holocaust victim's Commons category is recorded as Holocaust victims[6].
- Holocaust victim is the opposite of Holocaust survivor[7].
- Holocaust victim is the opposite of Holocaust perpetrator[8].
- Holocaust victim comprises Jewish people[9].
- Holocaust victim comprises LGBTQ[10].
- Holocaust victim comprises Romani people[11].
- Holocaust victim comprises communist[12].
- Holocaust victim comprises German resistance to Nazism[13].
- Holocaust victim's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Victims of the Holocaust[14].
- Holocaust victim's topic's main category is recorded as Category:People who died in the Holocaust[15].
- Holocaust victim's facet of is recorded as Holocaust[16].
- Holocaust victim's facet of is recorded as aftermath of the Holocaust[17].
- Holocaust victim's Wikidata usage instructions is recorded as Bruker betydningsfull hendelse P793 som verdi[18].
- Holocaust victim's Wikidata usage instructions is recorded as in Verbindung mit P2868 benutzen[19].
- Holocaust victim's Wikidata usage instructions is recorded as please use in conjunction with "subject has role" P2868[20].
Body
Definition and Type
Holocaust victim's instance of is recorded as Q140721925[3]. Recorded subclass of include victim of the Nazi regime[4] and murder victim[5]. Recorded opposite of include Holocaust survivor[7] and Holocaust perpetrator[8].
Use and Application
Components include Jewish people[9], an ethnoreligious group[21], in Israel[22]; LGBTQ[10], a topic[23]; Romani people[11], an ethnic group[24]; communist[12], a political identity[25]; and German resistance to Nazism[13], a social movement[26], in Nazi Germany[27].
Influence
Things named for Holocaust victim include International Holocaust Remembrance Day[28], a world day[29], founded in 2006[30] and Memorial to the victims of the Shoah[31], a cautionary memorial[32], in Luxembourg[33].
Why It Matters
Holocaust victim ranks in the top 0.69% of general entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (3,633 views/month, #535 of 77,819).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 12 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[34] It is known by 51 alternative names across languages and contexts.[35]
Entities named for it include International Holocaust Remembrance Day[28], a world day[29], founded in 2006[30] and Memorial to the victims of the Shoah[31], a cautionary memorial[32], in Luxembourg[33].