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Jews, Roma (Gypsies), and Slavs were persecuted by the Nazis due to their ideological beliefs rooted in a distorted view of racial purity and superiority. The Nazis considered these groups to be racially inferior and a threat to the so-called Aryan race, promoting harmful stereotypes and scapegoating them for Germany's social and economic problems. This led to systematic discrimination, violence, and ultimately, the genocide of millions during the Holocaust and other atrocities during World War II.
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What 3 or 4 groups were persecuted by the Nazis?
Jews, Slavs, Soviet prisoners of war, German political opponents, the disabled, homosexuals, and Negro's.
Were baptists persecuted by Nazis?
No.
People persecuted by the Nazis because of their religion?
the answer to the people who were persecuted by the Nazis because of their religion is the JEWS no need to thank me <3 =)
Who were the victims the Nazis persecuted?
jews
What were 3 major groups persecuted by the Nazi s?
Jews, Gypsies and Homosexuals. Although Slavs died in the largest numbers during the war. The Nazis also killed many physically and mentally handicapped people but not to the same degree.
Who persecuted the Jews in World War 2?
== == == == The Nazis
When were the European Jews persecuted by the Nazis?
192x-1945
Who did the Nazis persecute during World War 2?
The Nazis persecuted the Jews During WWII
What best describes who was persecuted on the holocaust?
People who the Nazis decided were Jewish.
What ethnic groups died during the Holocaust?
Slavs and to some degree negroes. Depending on whether you consider them ethnic groups or religious groups: Jews, Roma. __________ Actually, the bit about Slavs needs qualifying. If they did the Nazis' bidding and were 'Western' in outlook and Roman Catholic, they were not persecuted. For example, Slovakia and Croatia were allies of Nazi Germany.
What group were targeted by the Nazis during the holocaust?
More than 3 but 3 are Communists, Jews and Slavs
How did the Germans perceive the Slavs?
Generally, the Nazis looked down on Slavs. However, they made an exception for anti-Communist, Catholic (and Uniate) Slavs provided they were prepared to do Germany's bidding. Obvious examples included the Slovaks and the Croats as well as some Ukrainians.
