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To gain support for the idea of eliminating them.
Laurence Kemmer
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∙ 13y agoBecause they thought aryans were the "master race" and had the right to rule over everybody else. To the Nazis, everybody except the Aryans were "inferior" and for German society to flourish, German society needed to be "cleansed" of inferior groups.
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Why did the Nazis characterize non-Aryans as sub-human?
It is easier to enslave or kill your current enemy if they are effectively marginalized.
Why did the Nazis characterize non-aryans as a subhuman?
This is what we now call a propaganda technique. If you can convince a population that or any group of people that others are not people because of any particular characteristic, you can count on them to believe persecuting and killing them is the same as persecuting an animal. Useful for tyrants since the dawn of civilization.
Why were non-Aryans Jewsnon-Germans homosexuals Jehovah's Witnesses Mormons considered undesirable by Nazis?
The Nazis were wary of anyone who did not fit their ideal (such as non-aryans and homosexuals) as well as anyone whose religious or political ideas would make them less dedicated to the German cause or be allegiant to things other than the German government (the case with Jews, Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses, and others).
Who authorized the idea that non-Nazis had to die?
Adolf Hitler. It was not non-Nazis, most Germans were non-Nazis. But yes, it was sanctioned by Hitler.
How are the Aryan different from non Aryans that they encountered when migrating to India?
Aryans were taller, lighter in color, and spoke a different language. Also, they had not developed a writing system. The non-aryans, or dasas, were town dwellers who lived in communities protected by walls.
Why did Nazi's characterize non-Aryans as subhuman?
To gain support for the idea of eliminating them.
Why did the Nazis characterize non-Aryan's as subhuman?
To gain support for the idea of eliminating them.
Why did the Nazis characterize non-Aryans as sub-human?
It is easier to enslave or kill your current enemy if they are effectively marginalized.
Why did Nazis characterize non-aryans as sub human?
It is easier to enslave or kill your current enemy if they are effectively marginalized.
Why did the Nazis characterize non-aryans as a subhuman?
This is what we now call a propaganda technique. If you can convince a population that or any group of people that others are not people because of any particular characteristic, you can count on them to believe persecuting and killing them is the same as persecuting an animal. Useful for tyrants since the dawn of civilization.
Who did the Nazis consider subhuman?
All non Aryan race including the Jews
Who did Nazis consider subhuman?
All non Aryan race including the Jews
Why did the Aryans morally superior kill millions of non-Aryans?
It was not the aryan race that 'morally superior killed' millions of non-aryans, it was one party - the Nazis whom of which most of them were not aryan, who killed non-aryans because it has been suggested that 'Hitler' did not like non-aryans
Who did Adolf Hitler and the Nazis persecute?
Non-"aryans":jewsblacksgypsiesmentally illslavic peoplechristianscommunistsetc.
Why were non-Aryans Jewsnon-Germans homosexuals Jehovah's Witnesses Mormons considered undesirable by Nazis?
The Nazis were wary of anyone who did not fit their ideal (such as non-aryans and homosexuals) as well as anyone whose religious or political ideas would make them less dedicated to the German cause or be allegiant to things other than the German government (the case with Jews, Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses, and others).
What orther groups did the Nazis kill?
The Nazis wanted to exterminate all Jews, Romanies, Poles, Russians, and any other non-Aryans, as well as homosexuals, people with Down Syndrome, the insane, and any other birth defect that rendered the person less than whole in the minds of the Nazis.
How are the aryans different from non aryans that they encountered when migrating to India?
Aryans were taller, lighter in color, and spoke a different language. Also, they had not developed a writing system. The non-aryans, or dasas, were town dwellers who lived in communities protected by walls.
