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I hope that studying the Holocaust is not making people anti-German. The majority of Germans were not alive at the time, or were too young to play any part in the Holocaust. Moreover, anyone who knows modern Germany will be aware that it is a thorougly democratic country, where human rights are respected.
What else can I help you with?
Why wasn't the Holocaust so bad?
In whose opinion? The Nazis or the Jews?
What year was the worst in the holocaust?
In my opinion, the summer of 1944 was the worst period of the Holocaust. The deportations of massive amounts of Jews occurred this summer to Aushwitz, almost 1 millions human beings in one summer.
What did Jews slaves do in concentration camps?
Answer-The Germans were doing what they was told to do unless they would die they worked at train stations and saw the millions of Jewish on them and didn't say or do squirt about it some Germans raped the Jewish for fun and killed the baby's and f***** the Jewish woman's life
Was Hitler killing Jews for God?
Hitler's opinion of Jews had nothing to do with God, and the Holocaust had almost nothing to do with religion: the Nazis saw the Jews as Communists.
What were people's opinion on Hitler's idea of killing people in gas chambers?
The Holocaust was not a something discussed by the general public and it wasn't a topic of everyday conversation; and there no opinion polls, either. As for specific details, such as mass gassings, they were top secret.
Who was risponcible for the Holocaust?
that is a matter of opinion, personally i hold more people responsible than most. You would have to start with Germany and the Germans, but of course the Holocaust would never have happened without the help of the Roman Catholic Church. Without the apathy of the United States and appeasement of Great Britain Germany would not have even tried to do many of the things that arguably led to the Holocaust.
Will there be another Holocaust?
its a question people are thinking about there are a lot of anti semites out there my opinion no there will not be anothere holocaust
What if the Holocaust never happened?
Then 6 million Jews would have had more children and much better lives, but we should not desecrate their deaths and posthumous mutilation, regardless of how long ago it was and who it affected, and our present day opinion of the Germans and Jews.
Is the Holocaust unimaginable?
Well, that is a matter of opinion. Many people believe that the holocaust was a unbearable and a bad time in the world. Many races were treated like they were filthy and sent to the worst imaginable labour camps. So, if you were asking for an opinion of Is the Holocaust unimaginable, yes it was
Why wasn't the Holocaust so bad?
In whose opinion? The Nazis or the Jews?
What is the sadest death ever?
My opinion-the holocaust. but whatever you think is right then alrightty.
What group of people were responsible for the Holocaust?
That is a matter of personal opinion. The Nazis perpetrated the Holocaust, but most see the responsibility as a much more far-reaching issue.
Why did Germans hate the juice?
You do not know that. Its their opinion. You jerk.
What values led to the opinion of the holocaust?
Because Hitler did not like the Jews, so he wanted them extinct.
What factor changed Woodrow Wilson's opinion about entering World War 1 in support of British forces?
German U-boat activity had forced the United States into the war Apex - The Germans violated the U.S. ultimatum against submarine attacks.
What percent of Germans support same-sex marriage?
According to a September 2006 TNS Opinion & Social / Eurobarometer poll, 52% of Germans support same-sex marriage.
Is it a fact or opinion of all Germans hated the the Jews?
It is an opinion to assert that all Germans hated the Jews. While anti-Semitism was prevalent in Nazi Germany and many Germans participated in or supported discriminatory policies, not all Germans held those views. Historical context shows a range of attitudes, with some Germans opposing anti-Semitic actions and risking their lives to protect Jews. Thus, generalizing the feelings of an entire population ignores the complexity of individual beliefs and actions.
