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What was Hitlers term for the ''master race''?

Hitlers term for "master race" All white, Aryan Nation, and also Non-Jewish.


What did the Nazis call the Holocaust?

The Nazis referred to it as the Final Solution (of he Jewish Question) - in German, die Endloesung der Judenfrage.By question they meant problem. Having vaguely considered other, unrealistic plans their 'Final Solution' was to try to murder the lot.


When did the term Nazi come into use?

Although the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (NSDAP) was formed in 1920, party leaders felt in necessary to change the name from Deutsche Arbeiterpartei(DAP). The term nazi came into popular use after Hitlers failed 1923 coup on the Munich State Government, commonly known as the Beer Hall Putsch. Though the party had been gaining support since 1921 under Hitlers leadership, it received national noteriety through the Putsch. The name Nazi stems from the abbreviated form of Nationalsozialistische and was used commonly after the coup attempt to refer to a member of the NSDAP.


What was the solution to World War 2?

The term is short for Final Solution of the Jewish Question [German Endloesung der Judenfrage] and was the Nazis' own term for their attempt (starting in 1941) to kill all the Jews in Europe. Since about 1980 it has usually been referred to by most historians as the Holocaust. The Final Solution was the genocide (mass murder) of about six million Jews by the Nazis in 1941-1945. (The actual term was one of those Nazi euphemisms: they did not like to talk of killing).The term suggests, misleadingly, that there was a real problem and that other solutions had been tried seriously but had failed. From 1933-1939 the Nazis tried to bully the German Jews into leaving the country. However, with the Nazi conquests beginning in September 1939 the size of the Jewish population under German rule rose sharply. There was talk within the Nazi leadership in 1940 of shipping the entire European Jewish population to Madagascar, but this was never realistic. There was a poorly planned attempt in 1939-40 to send the Jews to a 'reservation' near Lublin in occupied Poland. There was also talk at a later stage of moving all the Jews to Siberia ...The Jewish 'problem' was a self-inflicted Nazi problem. The Jews were harmless. At some level even the Nazi leadership knew this. They waited till 1938 - in other words, till they had been in power for five years - before even getting round to forbidding Jews to own firearms.The Nazis saw the Jews as a problem for Germany, for Europe and for the world. They wanted to "solve" the "problem" once and for all. Late in 1941 the Nazi leadership decided to exterminate the Jews. They wanted to -- and tried to -- kill every Jewish man, woman and child in Europe. They came darned close, killing about six million and leaving something fewer than one million alive in the areas that they controlled.The term Holocaust did not come into common use till the late 1970s, following the television miniseries with that title.


Where was the final solution held?

The "final solution" was not a single event, but rather a program of genocide against Jews. Its full nomenclature was the "final solution to the Jewish problem." This term was the euphemism used by Nazi leaders so that they would not have to use such unacceptable words as "genocide," "killing," or "murder" which would imply that they were committing crimes. They were, of course, but they didn't want to see it that way. If it can be said that the final solution took place anywhere, the most likely locations would be the many concentration camps that the Nazis established, although Jews were also often shot at remote and isolated places outdoors, wherever they were found from France to the eastern boundaries of Germany's expansion into Russia. In particular, see Babi Yar-nearly 34,000 Jews were shot and left in a ravine outside Kiev over two days in September 1941.