They were truly kept in the dark as far as Hitler until the beginning of the war. In fact most of the world did not know about the Holocaust until the end of the war because the Nazis were so good at covering things up
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The above answer is extremely muddled and ill informed. It equates knowledge of the Holocaust with knowledge of Hitler's ideology and likes and dislikes. Antisemitism figured prominently in all Nazi election campaigns, so people including Jews, did know that Hitler hated the Jews - and hated them obsessively - and intended to make life very difficult for them. Obviously, at that stage it was not obvious that this loathing would culminate in the Holocaust.
In Germany in the period before the Nazis came to power, antisemitism in Germany was not much more marked than in many other parts of Europe. Certainly, the German Jews did not feel particularly threatened and were caught completely off-guard when Hitler came to power. Practically, none of them had made any arrangements to leave the country.
In the period c. 1918-1933 the countries associated with virulent antisemitism were: Poland, Hungary, Romania and France - not Germany.
No Because back in the days different countrie leaders and such were enemies to other countries so no they did not.
No, of course not. The Jews were a small minority and many of the German Jews had been trying for decades to be more German than the Germans.
Hitler did not really convert Germans to hate the Jews. Germany was already an anti-Semetic society when Hitler came to power and therefore, it was easy for Hitler to convince Germans to go along with his plans for Jews.
No the majority were afraid
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germans started to take hitler seriously because the wanted power. the belived that with hitler the could gain control of th e world and be the best. some where also afraid of him and did it to gain his trust.
Hitler maintained power as Germany was in a time where many people were unemployed and hitler gave jobs to Germans to fight in the war and kill jews
Hitler did not really convert Germans to hate the Jews. Germany was already an anti-Semetic society when Hitler came to power and therefore, it was easy for Hitler to convince Germans to go along with his plans for Jews.
The French hated the Germans in the late 1800s because the Germans attacked the French during WWI, because before the rise of Hitler, Germany wanted power.
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Hitler was elected by his people (the Germans) that's why the National Socialists had power.
No the majority were afraid
6 million
germans started to take hitler seriously because the wanted power. the belived that with hitler the could gain control of th e world and be the best. some where also afraid of him and did it to gain his trust.
While Hitler was in power, it was Poland.
Hitler maintained power as Germany was in a time where many people were unemployed and hitler gave jobs to Germans to fight in the war and kill jews
Hitler made promises of things the Germans wanted and needed to hear.
Yes the policy was documented by Hitler in "Mein Kampf" before he came to power.
It was the night where the Germans shattered windows and such of the Jews. It happened when Hitler was in power in Germany.