Systematic, large-scale killings began in 1941. By that stage the Nazis simply took it for granted that the Jews were enemies of Germany, Communists, very dangerous and evil. They did not 'make excuses' or go in for explanations - after all, the genocide was top secret'. They simply did it. Please see the related question.
that Jews were evil. That they were doing it for the greater good. That they needed to do it to preserve the German way of life.
eugenics, being a theory was used to justify the persecution of the Jews, the killing was debatably a natural outcome of the Nazis' political philosophy (which included eugenics). The very same theories were being used in the US to deny Jews (and others) entry into the US, but there it did not lead to mass murder, eugenics alone can not account for the killing of the Jews.
The Nazis 'sent the Jews away' in order to use some of them as slave labour and to kill them.
it wasnt really a shower, they were actually gas chambers but tricked the jews in thinking they were showers.
1.Nazis used leaflets ,and catchy slogans etc to propagate NazismJ 2.Orthodox Jews were stereotyped and marked. 3.Films were made to create hatred for Jews .They were referred to as pests etc....................................
The Nazis killed the Jews with Gas Chambers where they said to the Jews they were going to have a shower but then when they got in the big room, the Nazis locked the door and poured in gas pellets. Then they had these things called crematorium. They were like big fireplaces they would put corpses on a big tray and slide them into the fire and they burnt them. Or they just easly shot them.
All Jews regardless of any status, were killed by the Nazis, with no exceptions. Some were spared temporarily if they were able to be of some use to the Nazis, but in the end the Nazis wanted them all dead. ___ The fact that the Holocaust involved killing some highly qualified people didn't bother the Nazis in the least.
A Genocide is the systematic killing of an entire people. The Nazi's used it against the Jews in concentration camps; they killed the entire race of Jews almost, using gas chambers, etc.
eugenics, being a theory was used to justify the persecution of the Jews, the killing was debatably a natural outcome of the Nazis' political philosophy (which included eugenics). The very same theories were being used in the US to deny Jews (and others) entry into the US, but there it did not lead to mass murder, eugenics alone can not account for the killing of the Jews.
The Nazis 'sent the Jews away' in order to use some of them as slave labour and to kill them.
They were intreged witht the human body.
In order to use them as slave labour and/or to kill them.
The "final" solution.
Instead of killing all the Jews, for money and their possessions, the Nazis thought of a better way to use them so they made them work for them instead of doing the work theirselves, thus saving a lot of time for their plans
The elderly and children as the Nazis had no use for them as slave labour.
it wasnt really a shower, they were actually gas chambers but tricked the jews in thinking they were showers.
the Nazis used propaganda to persuade people to support them/join their army against all Jews, gypsies, homo-sexuals, and the mentally and physically challenged people.
they killed some to fear the rest