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What was the Nazi movement in Germany what did it stand for and what were its methods?
to kill all Jews to kill all Jews
Why did the Nazi's want young Jews to be hated?
Hitler was crazy, he hated all Jews.
Is the Holocaust uniquely Jewish?
The term the Holocaust (with an upper-case H) was created to refer specifically to the attempt by the Nazis, in 1941-45 to kill all the Jews that they could find. It replaced the Nazis' own term, which was 'the Final Solution of the Jewish Question'. Every event (or series of events) in history is unique.However, if you are asking whether the term also includes other victims of Nazi genocide and other Nazi atrocities there is a problem as there are two definitions in use. Professional historians generally use the term specifically for the Nazi genocide of the Jews, but in popular usage, especially in the US, the term is often used for all victims of Nazi mass murder.If you are asking whether any other people has been subjected to genocide, the answer is yes.For many Jews the Holocaust has become an important 'badge' of Jewish identity: the Jews have become the 'people of the Holocaust'.
Were the Jews out to destroy Hitler?
No, Hitler was an antisemitic racist, he was out to destroy all Jews. Hitler was a evil man who killed all Jews at special camps he raped the women and put them in gas chambers or put them to work till death.
What kind of people did the Nazi kill?
the nazi killed Jews gypsies homosexuals and all others that were not apart of the master race
What did the Nazi leaders want to do to the Jews?
They wanted to exterminate all the Jews and rid Europe of all of its Jews.
What was the Nazi movement in Germany what did it stand for and what were its methods?
to kill all Jews to kill all Jews
Why did the Nazi's want young Jews to be hated?
Hitler was crazy, he hated all Jews.
What was the plan to the kill all the Jews?
The 'Final Solution' was the plan to kill all of the Jews under the Nazi yoke.
Why did hitler hate on the Jews?
Nazi philosophy said that Jews were the cause of all problems in Germany.
Is the Holocaust uniquely Jewish?
The term the Holocaust (with an upper-case H) was created to refer specifically to the attempt by the Nazis, in 1941-45 to kill all the Jews that they could find. It replaced the Nazis' own term, which was 'the Final Solution of the Jewish Question'. Every event (or series of events) in history is unique.However, if you are asking whether the term also includes other victims of Nazi genocide and other Nazi atrocities there is a problem as there are two definitions in use. Professional historians generally use the term specifically for the Nazi genocide of the Jews, but in popular usage, especially in the US, the term is often used for all victims of Nazi mass murder.If you are asking whether any other people has been subjected to genocide, the answer is yes.For many Jews the Holocaust has become an important 'badge' of Jewish identity: the Jews have become the 'people of the Holocaust'.
Why must the Jews be a problem to Nazi Germany?
There was no must about it at all. The Nazis choseto treat the Jews as a problem.
What did the Nazi conference concerning ''the Jewish question'' lead to?
It led to the Nazi undertaking to kill all the European Jews.
What was the nazi plan to elimainate all European Jews?
The "Final Solution"
How Nazi killed people?
They captured and persecuted all the Jews in Denmark.
What does Judenrein mean?
Judenrein is a term in German meaning "free of Jews." It was used by the Nazis to describe areas or territories where all Jewish people had been removed or exterminated. The term is associated with the Holocaust and the ethnic cleansing policies of the Nazi regime.
Were the Jews out to destroy Hitler?
No, Hitler was an antisemitic racist, he was out to destroy all Jews. Hitler was a evil man who killed all Jews at special camps he raped the women and put them in gas chambers or put them to work till death.
