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How do you say for kids in German?
for kids = für Kinder
When did the Jews teach their kids the Torah?
After they were born.
Does Germany have little German kids to hug?
No but German people do.
What is the German word for kids?
Kind or Kleine
Did Hitler kill Jewish children?
Many people think Hitler simply killed all Jews. Not true. Jewish kids were often (especially small ones) put into German families, were they were raised in a traditional German way away from all the "bad influence from the Jews". They mainly did that to not lose future soldiers or workers.
What do German kids wear on Christmas?
Like kids in any other country.
What types of shots do kids take?
Jello Shots what else? Sometimes, the more daring kids will do half and half.
Why were kids involved in the holacoast?
kids were involved because hitler wanted all jews killed for the reason being that he beliveed jews caused all probloems in life,so he turned everyone against jews so people endend up killing 6 million jews adults and kids 4 no good reason , and now there is less than 0.2 percent of jews left in the hole world!!!!!!!!!!!! cause of that man!
Do German kids have a school uniform?
bort
Do kids have exactly half and half of their parents blood?
yes
What did female German children do in world war?
It they were not Jews the German kids went to school. They were indoctrinated at school and at the Hitler Youth meetings. At school they not only had to do their school work they had to sing a song about how Hitler was his savior. They would come home to help their mothers because many of their fathers and brothers were fighting for the Nazis.
Are Jews considered Germans?
Yes and No. Jews have origins in the Middle East and, therefore, most Jews do not have ancestors who lived in Germany for many centuries, if at all. Those Jews are certainly not Germans. As for the Jews of Germany, they lived in Germany for up to about one thousand years, but they too originally came from the Middle East. German Jews spent much of the 1700s and 1800s fighting for integration with Christian Germany. By the 1930s, they considered themselves and were considered to be Germans. When the Nazis took control of the German government, the distinction between Germans and Jews became apparent once again.
