Music is said to have contributed to Hitler’s rise to power. German marches and anthems were heard frequently in conjunction with speeches. In addition, the roots of many Jewish folk songs can be traced back to concentration camps. Songs have also expressed accounts of life in the Ghettos. Even today, much music is written as an account of the past. This paper will discuss such musical accounts as we explore these aspects of the holocaust.

On January 30, 1933, General Hindenburg reluctantly named Hitler Chancellor of Germany. At this point, Germany was on the verge of civil war, and the nation was facing severe economic hardships. Germany needed someone who could restore national pride, improve the economy and unite Germany into a strong nation. As Chancellor, Hitler created jobs by construc

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