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How did the Nazis try to exterminate Europe's Jewish population?
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∙ 10y ago
By moving them to concentration camps, hidden from public view. They were shot, suffocated with poison gas, or killed in medical experiments (along with plain old starvation, exposure to bad weather, disease, and overwork)
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Did the Nazis exterminate the Austrians?
They didn't exterminate all the Austrians only the Jewish ones and other people that were the target of the Nazi Party.
What percentage of Germany was Jewish?
Using the criterion of at least one Jewish grandparent the proportion of the Jewish population in Germany just before the Nazis came to power was about 1.3-1.4% of the population. Practising Jews were about 0.8% of the population.
The Holocaust was the attempt by the Nazis to exterminate Jews?
That is correct. The Nazis wanted to establish a super race, and that also involved the extermination of all Jews.
Who was the largest population targeted by the Nazis?
The Jewish people. But the Poles - Slavs of any kind - were a bang-up second.
What the Nazis do to the Jews in the Holocaust?
It was all part of the larger Nazi program to persecute, intimidate, & brutalize Jews. This program later developed into the full-blown operation to exterminate (murder) the entire Jewish population.
Was it only Jewish children that got taken by the Nazis?
No, it was adults and children. The Nazis wanted to exterminate all Jews.
Did the Nazis exterminate the Austrians?
They didn't exterminate all the Austrians only the Jewish ones and other people that were the target of the Nazi Party.
What did the Nazis primarily use concentration camps for during world war ii?
to exterminate Jewish citizens
Who gets affected by genecide?
Genocide is the extermination of a race of people. An example of this is the Nazis attempt to exterminate the Jewish people in the early 20th Century leading up to WWII.
Why the jews targeted by the Nozis?
The Nazis claimed that the Jews has supported the allies in the First World War. Also, the Nazis feared the growth of the Jewish population and Jewish influence.
Why did the Nazis want to exterminate whole populations?
The Nazis felt their race was superior to everyone elses
When did the Nazis finalize their plans to exterminate the Jews?
You sick person
What are three facts about how Hitler rose to power?
1. Hitler hailed from Germany 2. Hitler's Soldiers were called the Nazis 3.Hitler wanted to exterminate all Jewish People
What was the death toll of the Jewish population?
Roughly 6.2 million Jewish people were murdered overall. In the camps and everywhere else the Nazis conquered.
What percentage of Germany was Jewish?
Using the criterion of at least one Jewish grandparent the proportion of the Jewish population in Germany just before the Nazis came to power was about 1.3-1.4% of the population. Practising Jews were about 0.8% of the population.
Why were extermination camps important?
Because the Nazi idea of the final solution means that the Nazis wanted a free Aryan Europe, and planned to simply exterminate anyone who wasn't German a nd Aryan. In the camps, the machinery was assembled with which the Nazis could cheaply and efficiently dispose of the Jewish population and other undesirables. During the extermination, they killed 15 million people, 6 million being Jews alone.
The Holocaust was the attempt by the Nazis to exterminate Jews?
That is correct. The Nazis wanted to establish a super race, and that also involved the extermination of all Jews.
