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Interesting fact of Nazi Party in World War 2?
it was in Germany and they hated Jews
Why Jewish and Germans couldn't live in Germany?
The Jews had no problem about the Germans, until the Nazis persecuted them and made their lives impossible. In fact, the German Jews and many Jews outside Germany were pro-German till 1933.
How come the country didn't kill Hitler?
They didn't kill him because they followed his views, what people don't understand is every German hated the Jews because the Jews treated the Germans like crap even though the Jewish people didn't even belong in their country, so Hitler took a stand and many Germans followed sick and tired of what the Jews were doing to them, Hitler was a great speaker and a Genius. well what about the gipsies?they didn't treat the Germans like crap or what of disabled people who did they mistreat to warrant death?in fact some Germans who hated Hitler did try to kill him Hitler was no genius ;,shrewd yes, he appealed to the racism in the German people and latched onto that and used it to his advantage. he rallied the people around his racist views. if it hadn't been for that fact i doubt he'd have gotten any where in his campaighn. HITLER WAS AN ERSE HOLE
How were Jews deceived by the Germans in the moves out of Warsaw?
They were told that they were being resettled, but in fact they were being transported to extermination camps.
Is the word best a fact or an opinion?
It is both. The word best as an opinion example: Many Jews did not think that Jesus was the best. And as a fact example: The gold medallist was the best on the day.
Are there still conflicts between the Jews and the Germans today?
There is no particular conflict today between Jews and Germans. In fact, Jews from many countries in the former Soviet Union are settling in Germany. Germany also provides Israel with numerous subsidies and the two countries trade extensively.
Did any German people try and help the Jews?
Of course. Not all Germans believed in the Nazi way. In fact, many of the Jews who were put to death were German themselves.
Why did Stephen die?
Stephen was preaching the Gospel and this upset the Jews who hated the new Christian religion and the fact that they were held responsible for killing Our Lord.
Why did St. Stephen die'?
Stephen was preaching the Gospel and this upset the Jews who hated the new Christian religion and the fact that they were held responsible for killing Our Lord.
Why are the Jews hated for paradoxical reasons?
Answer 1It depends on who hated them, the Nazis hated them cause they're crazy and in the ancient times they hated them cause they believed in only one god.Answer 2It remains a mystery, since no other group is hated the same way. A clue, though, may come from the fact that Anti-Semitism was only ever properly analyzed and collated by people opposed to it. Anti-Semites themselves do not examine information on the Jews that runs counter to their fears.
What was the reaction to the final solution from the Germans?
Most Germans did not know in detail till after the war what had really happened to the Jews. They were told that the German Jews were being "resettled in Eastern Europe". Alarming rumours circulated, but most Germans chose to "hear no evil, see no evil". After all, many Germans had supported Hitler ... They weren't too keen to have to face up to the fact that they had made a grievous error of judgement.
Was Adolf Hitler mad at the Jews for no reason?
Jews were the main ethnic group in Germany that were not German and this does not fit a Nationalist belief that only Germans should have the right to live in Germany. Since the Jews were the largest non-German ethnic group they can easily cause and be accused of all Germans problems after World War 1. Hitler didn't create the hate to gain power, the hate was already there and he just encourage more Germans to hate them to get rid of them. If you allowed multiculturalism in your country than you couldn't call yourself a Nazi. The reason for the rise in Nationalist was the fact that the Jewish population was increasing in Germany and many Germans feared that if something isn't done the Jews could gain enough power to take over Germany. This is similar to the way Europeans feel about Muslims immigrating to Europe today.
