the allies did not make Jews label their stores as Jewish, so the POWs would not know that it was a Jewish store.
She was hesitant to speak up during the meeting, unsure of how her ideas would be received.
The name Reimels is not Jewish. It is German and they come from Schiffdorf, Germany. The Jewish spelling would be Riemels.
He thought they were nothing but ants he could crush. but if it wasn't for people like Oskar Schindler there would be no Jewish and we would be speaking German
Early on, sickness and disease were often blamed on supernatural forces. You might get cast out.
Ofcourse not if he caused World War II on jews why would he
There was no formal schooling for Jewish children in German controlled regions during the holocaust. Often Rabis or otherswould gather small groups of children in hidden spots and try to teach them in secret.
No, "hesitant" is an adjective that describes someone or something that is showing reluctance or indecision. To use it as a noun, you would need to modify it, such as saying "a person who is hesitant."
The German bureaucracy had paperwork that goes back for at least a century that would indicate that a person was Jewish. German birth certificates usually list your family's religion. The Nazis, additionally, made people carry around identification cards showing that they were Jewish. In many instances, the Nazis had more knowledge about Jewish heritage than the Germany citizenry and would go to the houses of Christians who had at least one Jewish grandparent and inform them of their Jewish heritage before carting them away.
They were taking jewish families away to the concentration camps , the jewish families owned alot of property and when they left the germans would give it to another german/non-jewish family.
No of course not. Hitler wasn't Jewish to begin with and ppl called him crazy based on his actions not him being German.
concentration camps or death camps
If they didn't follow Nazi's instruction they would be prosecuted.