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The Nazis outlawed many and eventually almost all jobs for Jews, eliminating their ability to support themselves.
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What did the Nazis call their goal to eliminate the Jewish population?
No, Hitler's main plans was to restore Germany's economy and make them a strong country again. However, he saw the Jews as ruining German society by "taking all their jobs" so he decided to eliminate them in order to allow native Germans to have their jobs and so they can boost the economy
Who are the Nazis in World War 2?
The Nazis in World War 2 were basically German soldiers that were very loyal to Hitler.
Who benefited the most from the Nazis?
The outstanding beneficiaries were German industry and the military.
How was the national socialist German workrs party otherwise knowen as?
As the Nazis.
Why did the Nazis dislike the Bauhaus style?
Rejected traditional German values.
What helped Adolf Hitler and the Nazis rise to power in the 1930s?
the shattered German economy
What helped Adolf Hitler and the Nazis party rise to power in the 1930s?
the shattered German economy
How did the holocaust impact economically?
It had a seriouse possitive impact on the german economy because the nazis maded other £125 billion from the Labour the nazis forced the prsioners to do from 1933-1945 mostly from 1939-1945
Who were the Nazis and how did they rule?
German soldiers lead by Hitler. The Nazis hated jews
Did the Nazis occupy Germany?
I think you are confused. The Nazis were German. They were from Germany.
What was German name for the Nazis?
In German the full version was Nationalsozialisten.
Who resisted German Nazis?
Britain
Which religious ethnicity did german nazis' send to death campus?
The religious ethnicity that the German Nazis' sent to death campus were Jewish.
Was anne frank German?
Yes, but she was deprived of German citizenship by the Nazis.
How do the problems between World War 1 and World War 2 give rise to Hitler and the Nazis?
basically, the German economy fell apart due to the great depression, and the poverty created encouraged more radical political forces to take power, such as the Nazis
What did the Nazis call their goal to eliminate the Jewish population?
No, Hitler's main plans was to restore Germany's economy and make them a strong country again. However, he saw the Jews as ruining German society by "taking all their jobs" so he decided to eliminate them in order to allow native Germans to have their jobs and so they can boost the economy
Germany economy after ww1?
The German economy was in turmoil. It had to pay billions and billions of dollars of reparations. The new democratic 'Weimer' government was very weak and people wanted strong leadership. In due time, they turned to Hitler and the rise of the Nazis began (after 1929).
