No. The people killed in the Nazi extermination camps were killed by the hundreds and thousands each day. Poison gas and gunfire were used to kill as many people as possible.
No.
By the time of the Holocaust Hitler no longer needed a scapegoat. It was during the political campains that Hitler used scapegoats. Yes they were the only ones as what he said about the socialists was arguably true.
Not all Germans and/or Nazis believed in Hitler's mission to wipe out all the Jews. If a Nazi was caught helping a jew or spoke his mind about how he felt about Hitler's holocaust, he probably would be tortured and executed. Two based-on-a-true-story movies to watch with good Germans is The Pianist and Schindler's List.
Yes, it is true.
no people would get randomly picked to be in the holocaust
Nothing can work without organisation, the same principle held true during the Holocaust.
By the time of the Holocaust Hitler no longer needed a scapegoat. It was during the political campains that Hitler used scapegoats. Yes they were the only ones as what he said about the socialists was arguably true.
Not all Germans and/or Nazis believed in Hitler's mission to wipe out all the Jews. If a Nazi was caught helping a jew or spoke his mind about how he felt about Hitler's holocaust, he probably would be tortured and executed. Two based-on-a-true-story movies to watch with good Germans is The Pianist and Schindler's List.
Yes, it is true.
The Holocaust suggested that earlier idea about progress was not true.
True.
No.
The Holocaust suggested that earlier idea about progress was not true.
no people would get randomly picked to be in the holocaust
The Holocaust was not 'staged', but there are many falsehoods spread about the Holocaust. For example; you might read that people were used to make soap, this was not true.
Nothing can work without organisation, the same principle held true during the Holocaust.
Technically, yes. His title changed as the years went by (his official title at the end of the war was Fuhrer und Reichskanzler, or Leader and Reich's Chancellor), but he started out as simply Chancellor.
No