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Very little because resistance really was futile in the face of the Nazi German state. Many Jews tried to get out of Germany in the early days but a few Jews later were helped to hide or escape by European resistance and partisan movements across Europe. It should be noted that the Police and islands authorities on the channel islands helped the German authorities round-up the very few Jews on the islands
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How did Nazis gain control of many European Jews?
military conquest
How did the Nazis use bias to gain and to hold on to power?
The Nazis used bias to gain and hold on to power by forcing the people to believe what they were saying, which was not true. Also, they would say untrue stuff about the Jews.
What were the Nazis trying to gain from the genocide of the Jews?
The Nazis believed that all Jews were an inferior race and that they should'nt be allowed to live with their own so called "Aryan" race. Adolph Hitler was not fully responsible for the Holocaust his chief in charge of the killing was "Heinrich Himmler" Head of the SS
How did the Nazis gain nuclear capabilities?
Never.
Did Jews outside Germany know about the Nazis and Hitler before Hitler came to power?
Hitler never made a secret of his sentiments towards the Jews and had told every one what he thought before he attained power. It must however be kept in mind that he did not gain power as a result of popular approval but as a result of political intrigue. ___ However: * In the general election in November 1932 (the last free elections before the Nazis came to power) the Nazis won 34% of the vote, making them the biggest party in the Reichstag. * The Nazis did not campaign on a progamme of genocide. The extent to which Jews outside Germany followed events there varied enormously.
What did the Jews do to gain the human rights back?
It depends on the country or time-period, Jews have lost and gained rights numerous times through history. Generally speaking, they gained their rights back through advocacy, but this was not the only way. Please resubmit this question referring specifically to the country and/or time-period in question.
Why did Hitler and the Nazi Party take over Germany?
They wanted to kill all the Jews in the whole world and they started in Germany because that was where they lived.They wanted to kill all the Jews in the whole world and they started in Germany because that was where they lived.the nazis wanted ALL the power,NOT just to kill jews,THAT was only one of many ways to gain power
How did the Nazis gain control over Holland?
They invaded the country in May 1940.
Why did the Nazis characterize non-Aryan's as subhuman?
To gain support for the idea of eliminating them.
Who was the target of the Nazi propaganda?
Also in 1933, the Nazis began to put into practice their racial ideology. The Nazis believed that the Germans were "racially superior" and that there was a struggle for survival between them and inferior races. They saw Jews, Roma (Gypsies), and the handicapped as a serious biological threat to the purity of the "German (Aryan) Race," what they called the master race. Jews, who numbered about 525,000 in Germany (less than one percent of the total population in 1933) were the principal target of Nazi hatred. The Nazis identified Jews as a race and defined this race as "inferior." They also spewed hate-mongering propaganda that unfairly blamed Jews for Germany's economic depression and the country's defeat in World War I
What allies who fought in the punic Wars rebelled to gain the rights?
roman allies in the punic wars rebelled to gain the rights of
Why was anti-Semitism important for Nazi Germany?
Anti-Semitism was used by the Nazis to gain political support. There was a tradition of a thousand years of anti-Semitism in Europe, so it seemed perfectly normal to most Europeans to base a political party on hatred of Jews. And the Germans found it very convenient to blame their own defeat in WW I on the Jews rather than accepting their own fallibility. The Nazis told the Germans that they belonged to a Master Race whose destiny was to kill or enslave all the lesser races, and this appealed to egotistical Germans who always knew they were better than everyone else, especially Jews.
