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Jewish people became an easy scapegoat for Germany's problems after World War I. There is a long history of anti-Semitism in Europe, so Hitler was able to easily build upon this hate, combined with the financial and political burdens the German people were feeling at the time, to make them the target of extreme hate. By spreading racist misinformation and framing Jewish people as sub-human, the Nazis were able to kill millions of Jewish people with the support of their countrymen.
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Jewish people became an easy scapegoat for Germany's problems after World War I. There is a long history of anti-Semitism in Europe, so Hitler was able to easily build upon this hate, combined with the financial and political burdens the German people were feeling at the time, to make them the target of extreme hate. By spreading racist misinformation and framing Jewish people as sub-human, the Nazis were able to kill millions of Jewish people with the support of their countrymen.
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∙ 9y agoJewish people became an easy scapegoat for Germany's problems after World War I. There is a long history of anti-Semitism in Europe, so Hitler was able to easily build upon this hate, combined with the financial and political burdens the German people were feeling at the time, to make them the target of extreme hate. By spreading racist misinformation and framing Jewish people as sub-human, the Nazis were able to kill millions of Jewish people with the support of their countrymen.
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Did Hitler's negative view on Jews have an connection with the Holocaust?
Yes, Jews were especially targeted by Hitler and the Nazis.
What group other than Jews were targets of nazi persecution?
There were many groups targeted for persecution by the Nazis. But the group that was hardest targeted and suffered a greater proportion of deaths than even the Jews were the Gypsies.
Who else was targeted by the Nazi party?
Jews, Non-Aryans, Russians, Americans, those who did not share nazi political views, and those who had the guts to stand up to hitler.
What groups were chosen for extermination by the Nazi's?
Mainly, the Jews. Other groups targeted were the Gypsies, gays, and anyone who would oppose the Nazi government. Each group had their own triangle color, and sometimes they carried a strip.
What is the appearance of Jews that Hitler targeted?
It was their existence, not their appearance, that was targeted.
Why was Anne targeted by the Nazis?
The family was targeted and harassed in Nazi Germany because it was Jewish.
Why were Russians targeted by the Nazi's?
According to the Nazi theories on eugenics the Slavs were a lower race.
Was there any peace between the Jews and Nazi after the Holocaust?
no the nazi not happey whif the jews so the nazi kill more the hafe of the jews populashun p.s i now cuss i am a nazi
Which event influenced the Nazi mass roundup of Jews known as?
The event that influenced the Nazi mass roundup of Jews, known as the Holocaust, was Adolf Hitler's rise to power and the implementation of his antisemitic ideology in Nazi Germany. Hitler's hatred toward Jews and his belief in Aryan supremacy led to the implementation of policies that targeted, persecuted, and ultimately resulted in the genocide of six million Jews during World War II.
How did the German children feel about the people targeted by Hitler?
They were raised to hate any race other than Germans, especially Jews, whom Hitler blamed for the recent Depression. They payed board-games that consisted of "capturing as many Jews" as possible, and were constantly fed Nazi propaganda of the horrors committed by the Allies. In short, they were brainwashed to have one-sided world views.
Were Jews in the Holocaust considered civilians?
The Jews targeted in the Holocaust were civilians.
Who besides the Jews were the target of Nazi destruction?
Other groups targeted by the Nazis for destruction included the Romani people, the disabled, political dissidents, homosexuals, and Slavic peoples. These groups were persecuted and murdered as part of the Nazis' efforts to create a "pure" Aryan society.
