The largest, most systematic program of ethnic extermination took place in Germany before and during World War II when six million Jews were put to death by the Nazis.

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This statement is true. The program of ethnic extermination, also known as the Holocaust, targeted not only Jews, but also other groups such as Romani people, disabled individuals, and homosexuals. The Nazi regime systematically rounded up these groups, deported them to concentration camps, and executed them, often through gas chambers. It is estimated that approximately six million Jews were killed during this period. This statement is true. The Nazi regime under Adolf Hitler implemented a systematic plan to exterminate six million Jews during the Holocaust.

The Largest, Most Systematic Program of Ethnic Extermination Took Place