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Well, there are a few points to consider here, but i think that the major point was that they had some things that they needed to blame someone for. As the Jews had no one to protect them, it was easy to blame them.
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The first thing to note is that the conception of Jesus being a truly flesh-and-blood human who was a product of his place and time is a sentiment that has developed since World War II. While that does not change the fact that he was born to a Jewish family, as the Son of God, he was seen as a completely distinct entity who did not have the tincture of being "a Jew".
The second things worth noting is that Jesus was quite aberrant as a Jew and the Christian narrative had the Jews reviling him to such an extent that they would rather he die than an actual murderer. As a result, Jesus' "goodness" and "decency" could not have come from his Jewish environment, which was inherently wicked, in this view.
Finally, most Nazis simply did not give it much thought. They already believed quite fervently that Jews were degenerates. They weren't trying to question these strongly-held beliefs.
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The above is generally correct however, the important thing to remember is that the Nazi ideology was profoundly atheistic and anti-Judeo/Christian at its core. Although, the German population was predominately of a Christian heritage, the people were very slow to see the threat to their Christian beliefs. The Nazis had originally appealed to some tenants of the Christian faith to gain electoral support in the short years before the Nazis gain power and ended elections. From the contemporary Christian point-of-view, Adolf Hitler (leader of the Nazi party) was actually in the role of an "Anti-Christ". As time went on in Germany, the Nazis increased their persecution of Christian leaders that spoke out against the Nazis. The long-term plan of the Nazis for Europe, was the eventual displacement of the Christian culture (& Churches) and its replacement with a social-Darwinism belief system that would have fundamentally altered current moral norms, and placed Hitler in the position of a god-like Germanic/Aryan hero. Adolf Hitler, although raised as a Catholic child, was not a practicing Catholic and actually despised the Church.
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Why did Hitler hate Jews if Jesus was one but kept chistians alive?
The Nazis tried to claim that Jesus was not a Jew, but was the son of a roman legionary from Germany.
Why did the Nazis mostly pick on the Jews?
because Hitler hated Jews and was bullied by the Jew!
Why did the Nazis think Jews had big noses?
I think you'll find that 'big noses' is more an American Jew spotters' idea than a Nazi idea ...
How were a few Nazis able to control thousands of Jews?
They use guns and torture to control the Jews. If the Jews did not cooperate, they were shot and killed, their homes invaded and destroyed. Because the Nazis deprived the Jews of their weapons and protection, they could horde the Jews to concentration camps. The Jews could not fight back because they had no weapons and would be killed before they got their hands on the Nazi soldier. Outposts were set up and it was frequent that the Nazis patrolled the streets of Warsaw and other Jewish areas. The Jews were under Nazi governing and rules that regulated only to Jews. If a non-Jew noticed a Jew was disobeying the Nazi law, like sitting on a non-Jew bench, the Jew will be reported. Punishments include whipping, caning, deprivation of basic needs, or death. (Hanging, gas chamber, knife, gun, etc...) The Jews were afraid of their life. Some were rebellious and were killed by the Nazis or non-Jews. However, the Nazis did hire Jews to assault Jews. These Jewish traitors kept control in small provinces, but did some of the Nazis' dirty work. These Jewish traitors carry clubs and clubbed other Jews if they felt like it, or if the Jew was doing something that went against the Nazi laws.
Who is hetler?
A man how insalved the Jew and Nazis. A man how insalved the Jew and Nazis.
Why did Hitler hate Jews if Jesus was one but kept chistians alive?
The Nazis tried to claim that Jesus was not a Jew, but was the son of a roman legionary from Germany.
Why did the Nazis mostly pick on the Jews?
because Hitler hated Jews and was bullied by the Jew!
Why did the Nazis think Jews had big noses?
I think you'll find that 'big noses' is more an American Jew spotters' idea than a Nazi idea ...
What limitations did the Nazis place on the rights of Jews living in Germany?
Nazis took away the Jew's right to own property.
Where did the Jew's get murdered?
the Jews were killed at death camps mainly in Poland and Germany by the Nazis
How did Kristallnacht demonstrate Nazi persecution of Jew's?
By the issue that it was an action of Nazis against Jews.
Was Jesus not a Jew himself?
Jesus was a Jew. However, the government at that time disagreed with his views and teachings and the Jews believed he was a false messiah.
Why were Jews persucuted in World War 2?
Because they were Jewish, and the Nazis were antisemitic. (anti-jew)
Is it harder to receive salvation as a Jew because the Jews rejected Jesus?
No.
How would the Nazis decide to what concentration camps the Jews would go to?
a sneaky jew worked for hitler and that jew was ripped and his name was connor smith
Do you except Jews as a Christians?
Jews are not Christians. Christians believe that Jesus of Nazareth was the Messiah. Jews (and remember- Jesus was a Jew himself) believe that the Messiah has not yet come.
Do todays Jews consider Jesus a Jew?
According to the Christian Bible, Jesus was Jewish. However, this is a non-issue for Jews as Jesus plays no role in Judaism whatsoever.
