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What didnt Hitler like about the Jews?
he thiught the Jews control everything at that time and it hurt germany
What was the population of Jews in 1919 in Germany?
There were more than half a million (religious) Jews in Germany in the years between 1919-1930 or about 0.75% of the whole German population. (Even if you add the non-religious Jews, half-Jews and quarter Jews the total is not more than about 800,000). 80% of German Jews were well educated and urban based. Some had achieved prominence in politics, the press, business, banking and in universities.
Where did all the Jews come from if there were only about 500000 in Germany?
Well, for a start, Germany invaded Poland, which had a Jewish population of about 3.3 million Jews ... Further conquests brought more Jews under Nazi control. Have a look at the related link for detailed estimates of where the Jewish victims came from.
Why was Kristallnacht a critical event for Jews living under Nazi control?
The Kristallnacht was the first organized Nazi pogrom against the Jews. For the first time there was widespread, organized, physical violence against the Jews in Germany during the Nazi period. German Jews were left in no doubt that they were no longer safe in Germany. (There had been several, isolated incidents before that).
What law did Adolf Hitler create to control Jewish people?
While no one specific law gave the Chancellor of Germany control of German Jews, the Nuremberg Laws established Jews as second class citizens and made marriages between Jews and Gentiles illegal. ____ Between 1933 and 1943 the Nazi regime issued about 430 anti-Jewish decrees for Germany alone. See the related question.
Why did Adolf Hitler wanted to control germany?
He wanted to control germany because he wanted to free germany and the world from Jews and Communism
What didnt Hitler like about the Jews?
he thiught the Jews control everything at that time and it hurt germany
What was the population of Jews in 1919 in Germany?
There were more than half a million (religious) Jews in Germany in the years between 1919-1930 or about 0.75% of the whole German population. (Even if you add the non-religious Jews, half-Jews and quarter Jews the total is not more than about 800,000). 80% of German Jews were well educated and urban based. Some had achieved prominence in politics, the press, business, banking and in universities.
Which country in Europe has the best economy?
Germany has the best economy in Europe. Has the most outcome and budget cutbacks. Germany is the best because Hitler could control the economy and kill Jews with his brain.
Why were germany trying to defeat all jews?
Because the Jews were an alien race that poisoned German cultural life and brought Germans into poverty through their control of money and their huge wealth. The Jews were responsible to a large extent for Germany's defeat in World War I (the perpetrators of the "stab in the back").
Where did all the Jews come from if there were only about 500000 in Germany?
Well, for a start, Germany invaded Poland, which had a Jewish population of about 3.3 million Jews ... Further conquests brought more Jews under Nazi control. Have a look at the related link for detailed estimates of where the Jewish victims came from.
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.
What factors led Germany into World War 2?
Greed and the desire to kill Jews, and control all of Europe and Asia
Why was Kristallnacht a critical event for Jews living under Nazi control?
The Kristallnacht was the first organized Nazi pogrom against the Jews. For the first time there was widespread, organized, physical violence against the Jews in Germany during the Nazi period. German Jews were left in no doubt that they were no longer safe in Germany. (There had been several, isolated incidents before that).
What law did Adolf Hitler create to control Jewish people?
While no one specific law gave the Chancellor of Germany control of German Jews, the Nuremberg Laws established Jews as second class citizens and made marriages between Jews and Gentiles illegal. ____ Between 1933 and 1943 the Nazi regime issued about 430 anti-Jewish decrees for Germany alone. See the related question.
How did Hitler manage to kill those Jews who lived outside Germany?
From 1938 on Germany expanded and annexed (took over) and later invaded lots of other European countries. In each case more and more Jews came under German control.
When was Union of Progressive Jews in Germany created?
Union of Progressive Jews in Germany was created in 1997.
