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The Nazis considered diserables to be people who were pure German and undesirables to be people with handicaps, mental issues, Jews and gypsys.
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∙ 9y agoIt means "undesirable people" who would ruin the goal of a pure Aryan race with good, whole, healthy people.
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What were some methods the Nazis used to kill Jews and other people they thought were undesirable?
Gas chambers, concentration camps, and cremation.
What is something the Nazis forced Jews and other undesirable groups to do?
build storage-cities for Pharaoh.
Did 11 million Jews killed die during the final solution?
The estimate is that about 6 million Jews were killed during the final solution. The rest of the 11 million were others the Nazis deemed undesirable.
What was life like in nazi Germany if you were an undesirable?
Uncomfortable; it of course depended on how undesirable you were.
Why were non-Aryans Jewsnon-Germans homosexuals Jehovah's Witnesses Mormons considered undesirable by Nazis?
The Nazis were wary of anyone who did not fit their ideal (such as non-aryans and homosexuals) as well as anyone whose religious or political ideas would make them less dedicated to the German cause or be allegiant to things other than the German government (the case with Jews, Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses, and others).
Define medical adverse reactions?
These are the undesirable effects of drugs.
Who were considered undesirable by the Nazis?
Jews, gipsies, homosexuals and people with severe learning difficulties.
What are the undesirable filipino values and define each?
This question presupposes a racist answer. Please withdraw it.
What group of people did the allied forces mentioned in the headline most directly help?
Jews and others deemed "undesirable" by the Nazis
What were some methods the Nazis used to kill Jews and other people they thought were undesirable?
Gas chambers, concentration camps, and cremation.
Nazis policy was unclear at start of the war?
The unimaginable was simply that: Sure it was known that the Nazis didn't like he Jews & others they saw as undesirable. But what was to take place in Auchwitz & such places was simply beyond the concept of anyone......
Why were the Nazi's so meticulous in the accountings when transporting the Jews?
I've always suspected the Nazis were proud of their efficiency in cleansing parts of Europe of those they considered undesirable.
What did the axis power have to do with the Holocaust of World War 2?
Hitler and the Nazis were responsible for the killing of the six million Jews and five million people they considered "undesirable".
Why did the Jews have to were the star in the consentration camps?
It indicated they were Jews as opposed to the being one of "undesirable" people put into the camps. It was also a source of humiliation for them. The Nazis were big on that.
What is something the Nazis forced Jews and other undesirable groups to do?
build storage-cities for Pharaoh.
What does discrimination have to do with the Holocaust?
The Holocaust, the attempted extermination of the Jews and other groups deemed "undesirable" by the Nazis, was based on the idea that the Germans were the "master race." In every respect, it was a violent expression of discrimination.
What is a undesirable in the garden?
an undesirable in your garden is a weeg
