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*In World War II terms, expulsion was a euphemism for genocide. The Nazis used this term to describe the forced deportation of Jews and other victims to death camps.

In the Book of Genesis expulsion refers to the decree of expulsion from the Garden of Eden issued by God against Adam and Eve after they ate from the forbidden Tree of Knowledge.

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Expulsion of Germans after World War IISee main article German exodus from Eastern Europe The expulsion of Germans after World War II refers to the mass deportation of people considered German (both Reichsdeutsche and Volksdeutsche from areas outside of Germany's post- WWII borders. The proces

ExpulsionIn World War II terms, expulsion was a euphemism for genocide. The Nazis used this term to describe the forced deportation of Jews and other victims to death camps. In the Book of Genesis expulsion refers to the decree of expulsion from the Garden of Eden

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