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Genocide of the Jews in World War II is commonly known as the Holocaust. Adolf Hitler, once risen to power, had a goal, among others, of eradicating all the "impurities' in Germany - already this statement is discrimination.
Humans, no matter what race, gender or religion, cannot be considered "impurities" just because of prejudice or assumptions made about them.
People like gypsies, black people, gay people, disabled people, Jewish people, and all those who stood in Hitler's way to a "greater motherland" were oppressed or removed.
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Did the holocaust effect how you view discrimination today?
Nope
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 were some of the forms of discrimination towards the Jews during the Holocaust?
Some of the forms of discrimination that the Jews had to go through during the holocaust (1939-1945)were not being able to go the playground, museum, swimming pools, and some public schools. Another thing they has to go through was not being able to be in most of the same classes with the Germans, and if they were, they weren't allowed to get good markers, such as reading their essays out loud.
What are three obstacles eurpean Jews faced during the holocaust?
The Holocaust itself Persecutions by the Nazis Discrimination across Europe
What were the discrimination against Catholics and Jews?
presumably you mean by the Catholics against the Jews; it was called the Holocaust. Though what happened in Yugoslavia was independent of the Holocaust, the victims are counted in with the victims of the Holocaust.
How can the lives of people be changed by prejudice and discrimination as shown during Holocaust?
By changing what they do.
What if there was no Holocaust?
If the Holocaust had never happened, the world would be a different place. The world may have been better, with less discrimination.
What is an example of discrimination and prejudice taken to the extreme in which over 6 million Jews were killed?
Holocaust
How does learning about Holocaust help the students understand discrimination and war from another perspective?
Learning about the Holocaust does not help anyone see things from another perspective. Either people have the ability or they do not.
What is discrimination of Anne Frank story?
Discrimination in Anne Frank's story refers to the prejudice and mistreatment she and her family faced due to their Jewish identity during the Holocaust. They were discriminated against, persecuted, and ultimately targeted for extermination by the Nazis because of their religion. Anne's diary, "The Diary of a Young Girl," provides a firsthand account of the impact of discrimination and the horrors of the Holocaust.
Did Adolf Hitler opose kristallnacht?
no this marked the beginning of the soon to come Holocaust. the result of over 500 years of discrimination against Jews, which was a prelude to the upcoming catastrophe. no this marked the beginning of the soon to come Holocaust. the result of over 5 years of discrimination against Jews, which was a prelude to the upcoming catastrophe.
Where did the railways go in the Holocaust?
Rail was the standard means of transport in the Holocaust.
