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How did Nazis view Jews?
The Nazis thought that the Jews were the cause of all sorts of problems in Germany and thought that they were scum, when the Jew's weren't the cause of the problem, the Jews were not evil, it was all the other way around, it's just that Hitler was in charge at the time and made everybody think this.
Why did Jews believe that God was going to save them during the Holocaust?
Some may have thought that g-d was going to save them, others thought that g-d had forsaken them. Others thought that the Holocaust was a punishment from g-d and others considered that throughout History Jews had suffered in one way or another and now it was their turn.
Who else were Germany's scapegoats besides Jews?
Communists, Liberals, Socialists, Gays, Free Masons, Czechs, Catholics, Blacks. Any one who was thought to not be Aryan.
How did the Nazis convince the Jews to move peacefully?
one big issue was to use a pack mentality. They noticed that people would not mave peacefully whe separated, so they soon stopped the practice and only separated them on arrival. With the group mantality other people would stop others from creating trouble by saying that if they behaved, then they would be ok.
Are Jews and Israel the same?
There are Jews all over the world. The one who live in Israel are Israeli Jews, like those in the U.S called American Jews.
What did the Roman Catholic church blame the Jews for?
They blamed the jews for the plague. Jews were usually one of the first targets for they were thought as unholy for not believing in Jesus.
Why did the Nazi's deliberately set out to destroy the Jews?
Hitler hated Jews through out his life, and he also thought that they were going to over power him one day.
How did Nazis view Jews?
The Nazis thought that the Jews were the cause of all sorts of problems in Germany and thought that they were scum, when the Jew's weren't the cause of the problem, the Jews were not evil, it was all the other way around, it's just that Hitler was in charge at the time and made everybody think this.
How did people in Copenhagen help the Jews?
Because they were one of the few who actually knew that the Jews had done absolutely nothing wrong anywhere. Jews had contributed a great deal to society wherever they worked and the Nazis thought totally differently.
Why did Jews believe that God was going to save them during the Holocaust?
Some may have thought that g-d was going to save them, others thought that g-d had forsaken them. Others thought that the Holocaust was a punishment from g-d and others considered that throughout History Jews had suffered in one way or another and now it was their turn.
Who hurt Hitler so bad that made him want to kill other people?
no one hurt him. he thought the Jews were ruining his life
Why did adolf hitler kill and hate jews?
Hitler thought the germans were superior and they were Christian whereas the jews followed Judaism. No one could be as good as the germans and Hitler wouldn't allow anyone to convert to Christianity if they had been Jewish. Hitler considered this "cheating" if you will. He thought you needed to be born into a life as a CHRISTIAN if not they would execute them.
Who persecuted the jews and why?
Adolf Hitler was the first one to persecute the Jews. He did this because he wanted to cleanse Germany of anyone who was not a "pure" German. He also thought they were the cause of Germany losing WW1 along with the economic crisis.
If israllites and jews are of the same land both are hebrews what are they fighting for up until now?
The questioner is very confused. 'Israelites' and 'Jews' don't distinguish themselves from one another, and aren't fighting one another. Where animosity exists, it's between Israelites/Jews/Hebrews and others whose prejudice is so strong that they cannot bear the thought of a country administered by Jews, or, indeed, of a live Jew.
Why do Jews have 24 books in the old testament and Protestants have 39 books?
The Jewish scriptures were not separated into books. They were scrolls. I and 2 Kings and I and 2 Chronicles was each one scroll. The thirteen minor prophets was also one scroll.
Who else were Germany's scapegoats besides Jews?
Communists, Liberals, Socialists, Gays, Free Masons, Czechs, Catholics, Blacks. Any one who was thought to not be Aryan.
How did the Nazis convince the Jews to move peacefully?
one big issue was to use a pack mentality. They noticed that people would not mave peacefully whe separated, so they soon stopped the practice and only separated them on arrival. With the group mantality other people would stop others from creating trouble by saying that if they behaved, then they would be ok.
