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They were among the first people that Hitler killed. He considered them "useless eaters."
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What did Hitler decided to do with the mentally ill?
Murder them.
Was Adolf Hitler a retart?
He WA mentally ill.
What did Hitler call the mentally retarded?
Apparently, he generally referred to the mentally retarded and mentally ill as 'those who eat their own feces', despite the fact that it was tactfully pointed out to him that very, very few mentally ill people do this.
What are the causes and effects of the holocaust world war 2?
hitler hated the homosexuals, jews, and mentally ill. those are some of the causes and the effects are a lot of people died.
Mentally ill or depressed patient?
Mentally ill or depressed patient?"
How can you legally escape murder?
by claiming your mentally ill. Even by claiming that you are ill, will not allow you to escape prosecution. You may have to spend the rest of your life in a facility for mentally impaired. It may not be prison, but could be worse depending.
When was Artistry of the Mentally Ill created?
Artistry of the Mentally Ill was created in 1922.
What is the difference guilty but mentally ill as a verdict?
The pupose of the "guilty but mentally ill" verdict is to
What kind of medications are given to the mentally ill?
usually, the kind that keep you mentally ill
Why does your husband want to believe you are mentally ill?
because he is mentally ill and he doesnt want to be alone in his illness. you should join him and be a happy mentally ill couple :) <3
How did Hitler determine who he was sending to concentration camps?
Those who were: Jewish Homosexual Deformed Gypsy Mentally Ill Opposing the Ideology Political Opponents
How did Hitler treat minorities?
Badly. National Socialism valued strength in conformity, and minorities of any sort were viewed as a threat to the security of the state. For example, mentally ill and mentally challenged Germans were killed, secretly even from their families, soon after Hitler became Chancellor.
