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Who did the Nazis blame for social and econimic problems besides the Jews?
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Gypsies, mentally/physically disabled, homosexuals, all foreigners non aryan descent were blamed and killed in concentration camps and in other manners alongside the jews. They were all deemed a strain on society and were extinguished.
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The Nazis blamed most of Germany's pre-World War 2 social and economic problems on Jews and the?
communists.
Why did Nazis kill other genosides besides Jews?
because they could.
Why did the Nazis target the homeless?
they would have fallen into the class of 'anti-social'.
Why did the Ghetto's cause problems for the Nazis?
because they were full of people who did not support Nazi ideals.
Who besides the Jews did Hitler blame for Germany's problems?
Hitler blamed, as you say, Jews and Communists. In many of his speeches he made no distinction between them. He also blamed the Social Democrats, conventional conservatives, liberals, pacifists and homosexuals. He was particularly hostile to those who had signed the armistice in 1918.
The Nazis blamed most of Germany's pre-World War 2 social and economic problems on Jews and the?
communists.
Why did Nazis kill other genosides besides Jews?
because they could.
How did adolf Hitler's persecution of Jews help help the nazi party secure power in Germany?
He blamed Jews for Germany's problems and encouraged Germans to join the Nazis in attacking Jews.
Why did the Nazis target the homeless?
they would have fallen into the class of 'anti-social'.
Why did the Ghetto's cause problems for the Nazis?
because they were full of people who did not support Nazi ideals.
Who besides the Jews did Hitler blame for Germany's problems?
Hitler blamed, as you say, Jews and Communists. In many of his speeches he made no distinction between them. He also blamed the Social Democrats, conventional conservatives, liberals, pacifists and homosexuals. He was particularly hostile to those who had signed the armistice in 1918.
What was the Nazis ideology?
A mix of Nationalism, Socialism and Social-Darwinism + the idea of a superior caucasian race.
Who besides the Jews were the target of Nazi destruction?
Other groups targeted by the Nazis for destruction included the Romani people, the disabled, political dissidents, homosexuals, and Slavic peoples. These groups were persecuted and murdered as part of the Nazis' efforts to create a "pure" Aryan society.
How did the holocuast affect Jewish culture?
The Nazis tried to get rid of any other kind of culture besides there own and killed all of the Jews.
Hitler was chairman of?
Hitler was the Chairman of the 'Nationalsozialist Arbeiterpartei' (National Social German Workers party) or Nazis
What were the other groups besides Jews that were considered inferior?
Almost every kind of people besides "Aryans" (Germans, but also Scandinavians, English, Dutch, and some French) were considered inferior. However, besides Jews, the Nazis in particular hated Slavs- Polish, Russians, Serbs, Bosnians, Ukrainians, etc. This is a big part of the reason why Nazi Germany invaded Poland and the Soviet Union- the Nazis wanted to kill or enslave the Slavs, and settle "Aryans" in their lands.
Who else besides the Jews did the Nazis feel were inferior unworthy or unfit to be part of the master race?
Besides the Jews, Nazis persecuted homosexuals, gypsies, physically and mentally handicapped, and obviously political enemies. To be unworthy or unfit to be part of the master race meant that one was not of Aryan descent.
