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What methods did Hitler use to make the Germans fear and hate Jews?
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The Germans and their collaborators used to chief methods to exterminate European Jewry. The Germans and their fascist proxies used summary and mass executions across Europe to murder tens of thousands such as in Baba Yar and Odessa in 1941. The Germans also industrialized murder by using concentration camps to kills millions of Jews. Additionally the camps were used to exterminate Poles, Russians, Gypsies, homosexuals, politicals and others.
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∙ 10y agoHe took away people's ability to work and earn money, therefore making them a burden on society.
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What did the German people think of Hitler's policy against the Jews?
Most thought that the Jews were unfairly discriminated, but kept a Nazi face so they wouldn't get excuted or sent to a concentration camp. They few that either believed Hitler or were stuck up enough to believe that they were better than the Jews were the high-rankers, therefore had the most stuff. Postive and negative reneforcement was Hitler's way, positive first but just enough of the fear to make the Germans hide their fear out of fear.
What methods did Hitler use for controlling opposition?
Fear and Awe
What effects did Hitler have on the world?
Hitler was a terrorist and killed many people. He striked fear into everyones hearts.
What factors helped Hitler use to run his totalitarian state?
Germany was poor after ww1 so he blamed the jews
Does hitler believe fascism?
By setting up laws which suppressed civil rights. He also effectively used Gestapo to interfere with civil lives. The Nuremberg Laws of 1935 were antisemitic laws in Nazi Germany introduced at the annual Nuremberg Rally of the Nazi Party. These laws deprived Jews of German citizenship and prohibited marriage between Jews and other Germans. The Nuremberg Laws also included a ban on sexual intercourse between people defined as "Jews" and non-Jewish Germans and prevented "Jews" from participating in German civic life.
What did the German people think of Hitler's policy against the Jews?
Most thought that the Jews were unfairly discriminated, but kept a Nazi face so they wouldn't get excuted or sent to a concentration camp. They few that either believed Hitler or were stuck up enough to believe that they were better than the Jews were the high-rankers, therefore had the most stuff. Postive and negative reneforcement was Hitler's way, positive first but just enough of the fear to make the Germans hide their fear out of fear.
What methods did Hitler use for controlling opposition?
Fear and Awe
Why did the Germans carry out Hitler's orders?
For the longest time, Hitler hid his true colors, and was greatly respected. He was extremely good with words and convinced people of how disgusting and dangerous the Jews were, making the Germans hate them. Not all Germans had an option, and Hitler was in charge. He planted fear in people, so that his true followers would kill or torture anyone who defied him. People did and they were told to feed and protect their families.
How did the defeat the Germans at Stalingrad?
According to the findings of a diary the defeat of the Germans was brought on by when Hitler decided to take his men out by fear of losing them.
What were Adolf Hitler's methods of keeping power?
Adolf Hitler kept power through devotion, propaganda and fear. Many people in Germany were devoted to Hitler because he saved the country from collapse and many people did not know that he was attempting to commit genocide. He also used propaganda to influence young Germans against Jewish Germans and the other European countries. Finally, any citizens who opposed him were arrested and killed, therefore people feared him and his power.
What methods did Hitler use to stay in power?
Hitler used several methods to stay in power including fear, propaganda, and pride. Much of the country, especially the military, where quickly drawn into the false hope of a Utopian society.
What effects did Hitler have on the world?
Hitler was a terrorist and killed many people. He striked fear into everyones hearts.
Did Hitler kill out of fear or something else?
Hitler killed Jews for several reasons:He thought Jews were Communists.He blamed Jews because Germany was defeated in World War 1.He blamed the Jews for the Great Depression.He thought the Jews were conspiring to rule the world.He viewed the Jews as racially inferior and thought they were contaminating non-Jewish Germans.He wanted a Germany and a Europe without Jews.
Why did the Jews want to escape Hitler?
There is a lot to the story and it goes back to well before the 2nd World War. The History books only tell half the story unless you dig. The Jewish population in Germany before the war were slowly getting themselves into the top positions, owning the factories, in the government and more. Hitler noticed what was slowly happening and decided that he would take Germany Back for the Germans. The unfortunate truth is Hitler went much further than that and started executing Jews in Gas Chambers or using Firing Squads. Invading Poland etc. The Rest is history. Men, Women and Children were slain. This is why the Jews wanted to escape Hitler. Fear of Death.
What factors helped Hitler use to run his totalitarian state?
Germany was poor after ww1 so he blamed the jews
What phobia is the fear of Jews?
Judeophobia is the name of the phobia relating to the fear of Jews
How did the nazis convince the other germans to hate and kill the jews?
The Germans were looking for someone to blame all of their problems on. Hitler said that the Jews caused all of their suffering (which is not true).
