How did Hitler affect the lives of the Jews?

Answer 1

Many carried the psychological scars for the remainder of their lives. They lost loved ones, and were brutaly injured and killed mercilessly. They lost all they had worked for, and treated no better than animals. Racism destroyed their lives, They died in agony. They were stacked and burnt, cut and beat all for pleasure of the Nazi's.

Answer 2

He put the blame on them because they became rich after the first world war so they were an excuse to be blamed.

This is when they started to get tortured and then the concentration camps sytarted and the killing of the Jews started.

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Answer 3

It caused about 6 million of them to be killed.

The survivors, and all people with any concern for human rights condemn this genocide.
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At the risk of stating the obvious:

• Many survivors were deeply traumatized.
• For many Jews, the Holocaust has become part of their identity.

Jews were united by a single act of persecution, a great culmination of all the needless persecution they had faced in the past.

It made Jews desire a place where they would no longer be persecuted.

It led to the formation of Israel, perhaps out of shared implicit guilt of the Western countries.

Answer 4

Many American Jews - probably the majority - had relatives who were victims of the Holocaust. It was the cause of much anxiety and grief.

Answer 5

The holocaust changed the life of jews by killing most of them in WW2