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You don't give a timeframe. Some Jews settled in Germany in Roman times ... Others were encouraged to settle by various German rulers. In the Middle Ages the Jews were expelled from some of the German states and moved further eastwards. In the 18th century, Prussia annexed substantial areas of Poland that already had Jewish communities. Later, in 19th century there was migration from Russia and Russian Poland to Germany.
What else can I help you with?
Who are German gods?
With German Muslims, Allah; for German Christians/Jews, Jehovah; however Germans try to remain secular about these things.
Did any German people try and help the Jews?
Of course. Not all Germans believed in the Nazi way. In fact, many of the Jews who were put to death were German themselves.
Who are germane?
With German Muslims, Allah; for German Christians/Jews, Jehovah; however Germans try to remain secular about these things.
What did Poland use to try and stop German tanks?
The jews didnt try to stop the tanks however there was a group of resistincers trying to fight the jews in thier own way
Why do Orthodox Jews try to convert other Jews?
They don't try to 'convert' anyone. They try to interest them in religion.
Who bombed the 1945 German ship with holocaust victims aboard?
The were no Holocaust victims or survivors on board the Wilhelm Gustloff. The Nazis did not try to transport Jews to safety.
Did some Jew's pretended to be like German soldiers?
No --------- well there is one psychological theory that if you try to imitate the aggressor, then he is less likely to harm you, or harm you as badly. In this way many Jews did pretend to be like German soldiers, but i fear you did not mean the question in that way.
Did the US try to help the Jews?
No
Was Adolf Hitler a good leader to his people?
No because he was the person who came up with the idea of "The final plan". Which was the total extermination of the Jewish religion. Hitler was not at all a good person. ______________________________________________________________________________________ Yes, he was good to the German people. He didn't consider the Jews to be German since they didn't have German blood in them. He didn't try to exterminate all the Jews, however he made an agreement with them called the Haavara agreement which was about sending the Jews abroad (1/3 of them did accept and left). Many of the others were sent to camps but if they were gassed or not is debated but we all know that many Jews died in the WW2 but not any more than Germans, Russians, Hungarians or Poles died.
How are the Jews that didn't try to escape responsible?
they are not
What was a small object like the paperclip that ties in with the holocaust and Jews?
I'll give this a try: 1. Suspender clip - Nazis wore red suspenders 2. Spoon, beltbuckle, gold filling, or watch - all things jews sold for extra food rations if they weren't taken by the German soldiers
Why did the Jews have to scatter?
Because in Israel it is dangerous and they try to get out of it.
