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From 1933 to 1938 the Nazis made it increasingly difficult for Jews in Germany to earn a living. They were also subject to petty and vindictive restrictions. Then, in November 1938, the government organized the Night of the Broken Glass, after which there was a stampede to get out of the country. Please see related question.
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∙ 13y agoThe very first example of the Nazi's efforts to get rid of the Jews are the Nuremberg Laws that stripped Jews of their rights
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∙ 15y agoUntil August/September 1941 the Nazis tried to bully Jews in Germany and Western Europe into leaving for areas not under Nazi control. In Poland, however, the Jews were herded into ghettos.
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Why were Jews forbidden to enter public parks?
It was one of the many ways in which the Nazis humiliated the Jews.
Give atleast 2 ways that the Nazis exterminated the Jews?
The Nazis often liked to tortuure the Jews before their death. They would be gassed, or shot on he spot. (: Hope that helps!
What were 3 ways that Nazis would kill Jews in the Holocaust?
by work, by starving, by disease
What were some ways the natzis killed the Jews in the consentration camps?
The main way of exterminating the Jews was gassing. The jews were driven into gas chambers like cattle and then gassed. Others had to work for the nazis and succumbed to the harsh conditions in the camps. Many were shot by nazi guards, too.
What are some of the ways the Jewsih fought back during the holocaust?
The Warsaw uprising was one. The Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto fought off the Nazis. They ultimately were put down in a fierce fight.
Did the Nazis take care of the Jews?
There are two ways to read this question. The Nazis certainly made it their intent to exterminate Jews, so in that sense they "took care of them" in the way that you might refer to a problem being taken care of, although admittedly, seeing Jews as a problem is an incredibly obnoxious and racist/Anti-Semitic view. And overall, the Jews survived World War II, so they were not completely eviscerated. As concerns the "hospitable" understanding of "taking care of someone", the Nazis did everything in their power to make Jews uncomfortable, subjecting them to torture, inhumane conditions, and mass death. So, no, they did not take care of Jews.
What are some ways Americans are prejudices towards Jews?
Well, I don't even think it's nice to make fun of Jews at all! But some ways that Americans are rude to Jews are drawing the Nazis symbol and saying "Jews Suck"(which they DO NOT), saying that their little Jewish hats are ugly(when they're really cool), saying that Jews are not smart at all(which is extremely false) and a bunch of other stereotypes that are extremely rude to Jews! There is nothing wrong with them! They are just like me and you! So, treat everyone(even if they are Jewish)the way you would want to be treated. Just like a regular person!
What are some examples of how the partisans fought the Nazis?
Some ways in which partisans fought the Nazis were by trying to sabotage their intelligence gathering. They also used to get rid of their stocks of weaponry and ammunition.
Why did most Germans wanted the Jews to live in Ghettos?
It wasn't the Germans. Very confusing, yes. The Germans and the Nazis were in different groups, though they followed the same leader. It was the Nazis who wanted this so they could keep track of and control as many Jewish people as they could. _____________________ Most Nazis were Germans. Ordinary Germans were happy to go along with the Nazi's wishes as they benefited in ways such as getting the Jews' jobs or their houses or businesses.
What are some emotional ways to accomplish your goal?
Begin with imagining yourself successfully accomplishing your goal.
How did treatment for the Jews change during World War 2?
Persecution of Jews increased during the Second World War as the Nazis invaded more countries, because each of these countries contained thousands of Jews that became under Nazi rule. This increased their problem greatly. The ways in which the Nazis dealt with the Jews changed gradually in three main stages, the fist was exportation out of Europe to get rid of them by ships, but this changed as the British controlled the Mediterranean waters. They then turned to internal exclusion, where the Nazis put the Jews into ghettos and camps. When internal exclusion failed because there was too many Jews, the last think that the Nazis could do was exterminate them, this didn't happen suddenly and happened for many reasons. Hitler was extremely powerful in Germany, so the public would do or believe anything he said.
Why did thee Nazis want to kill large numbers of innocent Jews?
The Nazis took commands from Hitler who wanted Jews all gone. He believed that Jews were "taking over" Germany and gaining too much power. He mostly blamed the Jews for Germany's financial problems after World War I. The Germans believed him because they were desperate for money and needed someone to blame.
