What two tactics did Hitler use to rid Germany of Jews before creating his final solution?

Answer 1

Ordering Jews to get special identification cards and wear a Star of David patch was one tactic used by Hitler to get rid of the Jews. A second tactic was to force the Jews to move into walled off sections of the region and give up all of their personal property and belongings. The third tactic Hitler used in an attempt to get rid of all Jews was genocide.

Answer 2

Hitler used systematic stages to destroy the Jews:

• Laws were passed that forced them to have identity cards showing that they were Jews.
• Laws were passed laws that prohibited Jews from public jobs (including teaching).
• Launched a campaign to encourage the public to boycott their business.
• Passed a law mandating that Jews wear a Star of David patch on their outer clothing and painted on the outside of their businesses so that they could be identified by the public as Jews.
• Government sanctioned harassment such as assault and destruction of property.
• Laws ordering all Jews to move into walled off sections of the city, called ghettos, where there were no goods or services; they were only permitted to leave with special authorization documents. Many died of starvation and diseases that went through the crowded population. All of their property, furnishing, and bank accounts were confiscated or taken by their neighbors.
• Gossip was an important tool used by the Nazis. People other than Jews, such as disabled, homosexuals, people of several other ethnic origins, and people identified as "deviant" were turned in to authorities as were those that harbored or assisted anyone from one of these groups. Many others were either turned in by their families or neighbors, or if the officials heard rumors linking someone to one of these groups, that person was arrested and killed or transported.
• Jews that did not live in cities were transported to these ghettos or if that was inconvenient, were gathered up in their town or village, shot, and dumped into mass graves.
• Meanwhile, they had been building work camps and concentration camps and setting up a system of transportation to move the Jews into them.
• As the Nazis entered and took control of the surrounding territories and countries, the same processes were used to dispose of the Jews and other undesirables from those areas. In order to make the system more efficient and avoid tying up the transportation system, a special force called the einsatzgruppen was assigned to follow behind the German army to round up and execute the Jews in mass shooting and buried in unmarked mass graves.
• Jews sent to work camps had to work long days with starvation rations; when they died or could no longer work, were shot and buried in pits. Eventually, the work camp inmates were sent to concentration camps.
• Because of the huge numbers transported, a selection process was set up as trucks and trainloads of people arrived at the concentration camps. The elderly, disabled, children under 10 or 12, and the less able bodied were sent directly from the transport to the gas chambers and ovens to be destroyed.
• The only stop before the gas chamber was to remove all their clothing, eyeglasses, and jewelry, any gold dental work was pulled from their mouths, and their hair cut off. After they were killed, all of these things, including any other personal property they had brought to the camp were sent to warehouses, sorted and sold. Except the gold, of course, which the Nazis kept. Trainloads of these goods were shipped out of the camps. When allied troops arrived at the camps they found whole box cars just filled with hair or eyeglasses or purses.
• The more able bodied were sent to barracks to be used for various purposes. They were used as labor for everything from keeping house for the camp Nazis and personnel to taking the bodies from the gas chambers to the ovens to be incinerated and then bury whatever was left. Another purpose the able bodied were used for was medical experiments.
• Once the "able bodied" could no longer work, died of starvation or disease, as space permitted, were then sent to the gas chambers and crematorium also.
• Every branch of the military and government of the Nazi regime had a role in this process, with the complicity of German industry and commerce.

Answer 3

this was not hitlers job, it was that of Heinrich Himmler. at first make shift camps were made, then Jews were put into ghettos, then work camps. these camps were advertised as 'holiday camps' where there was Swimming Pools, tennis courts etc where Jews could live happily. many died of disease, starvation. Still many being killed by guards etc but not on mass scale.

Answer 4

Hitler wanted to collect all Jewish people, (and other races or peoples he did not like/approve of) and ship them to the Concentration Camps. Also, this did work and he tried to separate them from 'normal' society as much as he could but that didn't work either so he was left the final solution. It didn't occur to him to just leave them to live their lives in peace as the deserve.

Answer 5

he restricted their jobs and restricted who they could do business with.

Answer 6

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