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crooks in the book "of mice and men"
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Where was Nazi Rule the most Ruthless?
It was most ruthless in eastern Europe because the Slavs were considered racially inferior
Which ideas illustrates the Nazi Party's view?
The Jews were considered racially inferior and a threat to having a society of pure Aryans
What were the effects of death camps?
The death camps were where over 6 million Jews and others that Hitler deemed "racially inferior" were killed.
Why did the Hitler regime kill non-Jews?
It targeted anyone whom Hitler openly viewed as against him or racially or ethnically inferior.
Who did the Nazis target as 'racially inferior ' and send to concentration and death camps?
The Concentration camps centered on the Jewish people, then began to include Gypsies, and others who had physical handicaps.
What groups were the Germans trying to get rid of in World War 2?
The Jews as primary target, but also Romanies (Gypsies), mentally disabled, homosexuals, communists and other racially or ideologically "inferior"
Why did hittler hate the polish people?
Hitler viewed the Polish people as racially inferior, and he believed that they were a threat to his vision of creating a racially pure German empire. This led to his intense hatred towards the Polish population and the subsequent brutal treatment and persecution of Polish people during World War II.
When was Racially Yours created?
Racially Yours was created in 1990.
What did the nazis think of the Jews and people around them?
That they basically poisoned and cursed the country of Germany and all of the world. Which, of course was a big lie. They thought that the Jews and all those close to their faith (similarities) were racially and ethnically inferior and didn't deserve a place in life at all.
Was the working class in the American west was racially diversified and stratified?
was the working class in the American west racially diversified and stratified
What is Peru's culture?
Racially mixed
Is the mouth superior or inferior to the nose?
Inferior. :) Inferior = below Superior = above
