He killed most of them.
The undesirables of Germany were manly the Jews, but other undesirables were; Communists, Homosexuals, Gypsies, the Elderly, Handicapped, Soviet Prisoners of War, Jehovah's Witness, and Polish Christians.
Hitler violate natural human rights to live, live free and not be harassed by others. He committed genocide on six million Jews. He also killed "undesirables" at will. He oppressed Germans and many other countries. There is a reason for the Ten Commandments and I know Hitler forgot all about them.
I believe if I remember my history correctly that Hitler disliked anyone who was not blond haired and blue eyed, ie... Jewish, Polish. etc. ____ Undesirable, in Hitler's eyes, included a long list of groups. See the related questions. Jews, polish, homosexuals, gypsies, and Jehovah witness
Not an easy question to answer, as people are not agreed on when it started, it is subjective as to who started it.What is important to know is that the ideas behind the Holocaust and the ultimate responsibility lies with Hitler.
Hitler's fathers job was a custom officer.
concentration camps
The final solution
They were sent to concentration camps ...
1941
No, he killed Gypsies, homosexuals and many other types of what was termed " undesirables. "
hebecame even more enraged after he got the gas bill from the camps!
It was called the T-4 programme, it was a pre-cursor to the Holocaust and the Final Solution.
The undesirables of Germany were manly the Jews, but other undesirables were; Communists, Homosexuals, Gypsies, the Elderly, Handicapped, Soviet Prisoners of War, Jehovah's Witness, and Polish Christians.
Adolf Hitler did not seize Manchuria, it was the Japanese that seized Manchuria starting in 1931.
They were set up because by this way Hitler segregated the Jews and the other undesirables and kill them. some famous killing centres were Auschwitz.
Any concentration camp gets its name from the notion that the 'undesirables' are concentrated within a perimeter, often a camp or an encampment.
Six million Jews and five million "undesirables" were killed in concentration camps or elsewhere. The undesirables were people Hitler deemed not welcome in the pure Aryan Europe he dreamed of ruling. They were mentally ill, feeble minded, dwarves, human with anomalies and deformities, communists, Hitler's enemies, and anyone else he chose to throw in the concentration camps and extermination camps.