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How did Hitler and the Nazi regime treat the Jewish people in the early years?
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the Jews were rounded up and placed in parts of cities and towns to live *(usually major cities) segregated from normal * German occupied life. the Germans tried to make life normal in these communities, they were given sub par food, and routinely murdered by the SS.
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How did the Protocols of the Elders of Zion influence Hitler?
this persuaded hitler ,very much during his early cycle of his regime.
Did Hitler listen to his people?
no he didn't Yes, Hitler did listen to his people. They loved him because he listened to their ideas and if their ideas were not anti-Jewish he would kill them. He mesmerized them in the Hitler youth program to never question Him. They were taught anti-Jewish ideas early on.
Was Hitler a Jew?
In reality, Hitler wasn't Jewish. However, their has been rumors and evidence of false genetic results that says one of Hitler's Grandparents was Jewish. This is an rumor because Hitler's grand mother, His mothers's mum supposed of been Jewish and Hitler's inherited the Jewish religion during her childhood. This part is unconfirmed due to many reports and claims but one point is clear is that Hitler's Mother did start to dislike and didn't want her son to be Jewish when she was in her early teens and mid 20s.
How did Hitler early life impact upon his later life?
As a child Hitler was close to his mother, who died under the care of a Jewish doctor. Later, when Hitler left home to become an artist, he was rejected from the art school he applied to. The headmaster was Jewish.
How did the Nazis treat Jews in the early stages of the war?
the Jewish people were highly discriminated on by Germans, health benefits, loans etc were refused to be given to the Jews, during the rise of Hitler it was then announced that the entire Jewish race shall be exterminated
Why did people put Hitler in charge?
In Germany in the early 1930s there were about 850,000 Jews and people of Jewish origin (including people who were one-quarter Jewish). Out of a total population of about 62 million this amounts to about 1.4%. That's nowhere near enough to have much of an electoral impact. (The assumption you make in the question about 'large amount' is inaccurate).
Did anyone know that Hitler was a Jew during the holocaust?
Technically, Hitler wasn't an Jew, according to records Hitler's Mother's Father wasn't born as a Jew but was raised, so this makes Hitler partially Jewish. However, this is disproved since his mother and father wern't Jewish. So noone did knew Hitler had an distant Jewish relative._______________According to Ian Kershaw's two-volume biography of Hitler, stories claiming that Hitler was part Jewish had circulated ever since the early 1920s. They seem to have remained very popular ever since.
Is the Torah the sacred text of the early Jewish people?
Yes; and it still is.
Did Adolph Hitler like the people?
Hitler gained much support early on and was beloved by the people. By the end of World war 2 the people were frightened by him but still followed due to fear.
What year did Hitler go to jail?
After Adolf Hitler got out of jail he created a party called the "National German Socialist Party" but he called it "Nazi" for short. and Then started decrementing against the Jewish people. Hitler was totally responsible for second world war, world war ll. After his war that lasted for about 2 years, he killed himself because he knew that if the Russians got hold of him they would have torcher him and made him work really hard and he killed himself with a gun. It turns of that Hitler killed About three force of the Jewish people. Which ended up being about 11 million Jewish people out there...
What was adolf hitlers focus in his early life?
elimination of people of the Jewish faith.
Does Hitler have Jewish in his descent?
There are some rumors hinting that Hitler's grandfather was Jewish, but few Hitler historians believe that this is true, (but see below). This rumor most likely started because Hitler always tried to keep the history of his family secret, but this was most likely because there was a high incidence of insanity in his family history, not because of a Jewish ancestory in his family. Early in his time as chancellor of Germany, Hitler did assign Joseph Goebbels to research his lineage to find out if he had any Jewish blood. Goebbels reported back that there was a 50/50 chance Hitler was 1/4 Jewish.
