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Because the Jews were an alien race that poisoned German cultural life and brought Germans into poverty through their control of money and their huge wealth. The Jews were responsible to a large extent for Germany's defeat in World War I (the perpetrators of the "stab in the back").
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Who were the passengers of the St. Louis?
They were nearly all Jews trying to escape from Nazi Germany.
How did Hitler enforce anti-Semitism as chancellor of Germany?
by blaming Jews for economic woes and appealing to injured German prideby blaming the country's woes on Jews.
In 1940 what change for Jewish people?
only nazi Germany trying to exterminate all Jews in the world. not much really
How did the Germans persuade the Jews?
Nazis blamed the Jews for the defeat of Germany in WW I, and for all other social problems in Germany, and many Germans found this quite believable since Jews had already been demonized in Europe for over a thousand years.
Why did hittler persecute the jews?
He needed a scapegoat for Germany's defeat in WWI and the terrible sanctions placed against Germany by the Versailles Treaty that ended that "war to end all wars." Though Jews had very little to do with the start of WWI and had little power in Germany he still used them as the reason Germany was suffering so badly. The people being desperate believed him- as a whole.
What did the Germans blame the Jews for in World War 2?
The Nazis accused Jews, among other things, of: * Being Communists * Being enemies of Germany * Starting World War 1 * Causing Germany's defeat in World War 1 * Causing the Great Depression. In other words, they demonized the Jews in all kinds of conspiracy theories.
Hitler blamed for all the troubles of Germany.?
He blamed the Jews for all the troubles of Germany.
What was the Nazi movement in Germany what did it stand for and what were its methods?
to kill all Jews to kill all Jews
How did Hitler's promises to fix Germany's problems involve the Jews or the removal of the Jews?
Hitler said (and probably believed) that 'the Jews' were subversives, and he kept on saying that they were Communists and homosexuals - and all sorts of other things besides.Another point of viewHitler was indeed evil, knowing that the Jews were the chosen people of God only further explains his devotion to kill them.____Hitler found it politically useful to have a scapegoat for Germany's problems, especially Germany's defeat in World War 1.
Did Canada help defeat fascism?
Yes - all the Commonwealth countries helped defeat Germany
What was Hitler's excuse for all of Germany's problems?
Jews.
Why was Germany so willing to accept Hitler as a leader and destroy all Jews?
Germany was in a hard economic crisis. Hitler was the solution. Hitler blamed the Jews for owning all bussinesses and not keeping money in Germany.
