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In the case of those German Jews who had lived in Germany for a long time, the only real difference was religion or origin. (Quite a number did not practise any religion or were atheists or had converted to Christianity). Most of the German Jews, especially adherents of Reform Judaism were highly assimilated and integrated in German society. Culturally, they were German. In the early stages of the Holocaust (late 1941), when Jews were transported from Berlin to Latvia for mass open air shootings, even a few middle-ranking Nazi administators and SS men complained that they found it very unpleasant to shoot 'fellow Germans'.
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Why did the Germans capture the Jews and then make them do their work?
the Germans captured the Jewish people because Adolf Hitler blamed the Jew for the Germans losing World War 1.
Who led the Yugoslav people in their fight against the Germans?
tito
How did the Nazis associate Jewish people with communism and capitalism?
The Nazi's didn't really associate them with communism and capitilism. It was my understanding that the Germans didn't like the Jewish people because when the world including Germany suffered from the great depression, the Jewish people were able to stay well- off because they owned their own little stores. So the Germans were angry with them and thought that they were the reason every thing was bad with their economy. On the night of broken glass the Germans went to Jewish shops and destroyed them.
What were the restrictive laws the Nazis placed against Jewish people called?
The restrictive laws imposed by the Nazis against Jewish people were known as the Nuremberg Laws, enacted in 1935. These laws stripped Jews of German citizenship and prohibited marriage and sexual relations between Jews and non-Jewish Germans. They were a key part of the Nazis' broader campaign of antisemitism and discrimination, laying the groundwork for further persecution during the Holocaust.
What kind of behavior was made illegal under Germany's Nuremberg Laws?
The answer is... Jews marrying non-jewish Germans.
What type of people did the Germans send to the gas chambers?
Jewish people
Did some Germans help the Jewish people?
Yes, but not many.
What year did the Germans terrorize Jewish people?
1933-1945
How did the Jewish survive World War 2?
They hid from the germans. :) THEY KEPT AWAY THE GERMANS SO WOULDN'T GET KILLED THE NAZIS MURDERED MANY THEY CAME ACROSS ( ALL ) THEY WERE AGAINST THE JEWISH RELIGION
Was the Netherlands involved in World War 2?
Yes. Very much. It was occupied by the Germans and they began right away to practice their round up of the Jewish population. The Dutch worked against the Germans in many ways to save the Jewish people. Anne Frank was in hiding in the attic in Amsterdam. Read her diary.
What the Holocaust was like for Germans who did not agree with Hitler or who hid Jewish people?
The Germans who did not agree with Hitlers decision and hid Jewish people were killed if caught. Since Hitler was the leader, he wanted everyone to hate the Jews.
Were there many people of Jewish origin living there and that's why the Germans tried to wipe it out?
no
Why are Jewish children taught to hate Germans?
Jewish children are not taught to hate Germans.
What were the Nazis like in world war 2 against the Jews?
well the Germans wanted to killed Jewish people because of Hitler he started World war 1 and 2
What do they treat people like?
They let the Germans (aryans) freely smash Jewish shop windows and if Germans saw Jews on the street they were free to bash them. They let the Germans (aryans) freely smash Jewish shop windows and if Germans saw Jews on the street they were free to bash them.
Why did the Germans capture the Jews and then make them do their work?
the Germans captured the Jewish people because Adolf Hitler blamed the Jew for the Germans losing World War 1.
What were the three groups of people persecuted during the holocaust?
German Jews, non-German Jews and people who weren't actually Jewish but were considered Jewish by the Germans.
