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- That might have been true during the Time of the "Third Reich/Nazi Germany". A great deal of the population was part of the Nazi Party, but never the majority of the entire population.
Now the Democratic Government of Germany tries it's best to suppress any movements that might be related them and illegalized 'being a Nazi.
So if you are caught in Germany walking around and propagating Hitler's or any other Nazis' views you'll most likely end up in jail.
(This won't happen in the States it is legal there to be a Nazi)
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Who authorized the idea that non-Nazis had to die?
Adolf Hitler. It was not non-Nazis, most Germans were non-Nazis. But yes, it was sanctioned by Hitler.
Why did most Germans wanted the Jews to live in Ghettos?
It wasn't the Germans. Very confusing, yes. The Germans and the Nazis were in different groups, though they followed the same leader. It was the Nazis who wanted this so they could keep track of and control as many Jewish people as they could. _____________________ Most Nazis were Germans. Ordinary Germans were happy to go along with the Nazi's wishes as they benefited in ways such as getting the Jews' jobs or their houses or businesses.
How did the nazis convince germans about the holocaust?
To make Germans think the Jews should be executed
Why did Nazis create concentration camps?
to keep the Jews away from the Germans
What factor caused many Germans to accept the Nazis?
The promises that Hitler made.
What happened to Germans that weren't Nazi?
Most Germans who were not Nazis had to keep quiet about it.
Who authorized the idea that non-Nazis had to die?
Adolf Hitler. It was not non-Nazis, most Germans were non-Nazis. But yes, it was sanctioned by Hitler.
Why did most Germans wanted the Jews to live in Ghettos?
It wasn't the Germans. Very confusing, yes. The Germans and the Nazis were in different groups, though they followed the same leader. It was the Nazis who wanted this so they could keep track of and control as many Jewish people as they could. _____________________ Most Nazis were Germans. Ordinary Germans were happy to go along with the Nazi's wishes as they benefited in ways such as getting the Jews' jobs or their houses or businesses.
How did the nazi gather information on the Germans?
The Nazis were the Germans...
What jobs did men have in Germany while Hitler was in power?
Most Germans were Nazis (they killed Jews).
What made Germans turn to the side of Nazis?
The Germans turned to the Nazis only because Hitler was a Nazi and Hitler was a good speaker and became furher
How did adolf Hitler's persecution of Jews help help the nazi party secure power in Germany?
He blamed Jews for Germany's problems and encouraged Germans to join the Nazis in attacking Jews.
Why were germans called squareheads?
because they're nazis...
fatherland?
what the Germans called their state under the nazis
What did the Nazis believe about the Germans and the Jews?
The Nazis believed many, often contradictory, things about the Jews. One of the Nazis' favourite themes was that the Jews and the Germans were locked in some mysterious struggle for domination of Germany, Europe, even the world!
Why did the germans trust the nazis?
The Nazi party were GERMANS. It is like saying why are sports fans for certain teams.
What did America call the Germans in world war 1?
Nazis.
