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The Gestapo were like the upper ranks in a police department and were enforcers of the Nazi laws.
The SS was entrusted with the commission of atrocities, illegal activities, and war crimes. The SS oversaw the isolation and displacement of Jews from the populations of the conquered territories, seizing their assets and deporting them to concentration camps and ghettos, where they were used as slave labor or immediately killed.
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What did Hitler institute that cause the German Jews to lose their German citizenship?
Several laws that, as they conquered more land, came into effect to strip Jews of all of their rights.
What was the German Police force like before World War 2?
Germany was run by a Gestapo or police-state. The main source of enforcement came from the SS(Hitler's protection squads) which was led by Heinrich Himmler. The SS was in charge of terrorizing Jews and instilling fear into citizens.
What was the secret program to ransom Jews from concentration camps to Brazil in 1943?
There were suggestions along those lines (not necessarily to Brazil) but they came to nothing.
Was Germany's growing Jewish population a reason for their extermination by Hitler?
That sounds a very unlikely explanation. Large numbers of Jews left Germany in the years after the Nazis came to power in 1933. In fact, until August 1941 Nazi policy in respect of the German Jews was to bully them into emigrating. I'd add that the birthrate among German Jews fell sharply in the 1930s.
How did Hitler get permission for the Holocaust?
He got permission by being chosen by the people of Germany, he was elected with the people knowing that he did not think that Jews should be part of German society.
Why did German immigrants to the US?
Most of them came from Nazi Germany between 1933 and 1939. Those were German Jews.
What did Hitler institute that cause the German Jews to lose their German citizenship?
Several laws that, as they conquered more land, came into effect to strip Jews of all of their rights.
What place in Germany had the most Jews when the Nazis came to power?
Berlin, which had an estimated 140,000 Jews at the time. That was roughly a quarter of all German Jews.
Was the Nazi or German trying to take over Jews?
The Nazis were German it was a political party, they were responsible when they came to power for the holocaust
Why did German immigrants come to the US?
Most of them came from Nazi Germany between 1933 and 1939. Those were German Jews.
What was the German Police force like before World War 2?
Germany was run by a Gestapo or police-state. The main source of enforcement came from the SS(Hitler's protection squads) which was led by Heinrich Himmler. The SS was in charge of terrorizing Jews and instilling fear into citizens.
How did the Gestapo contribute to the Holocaust?
Jews would be killed because when hitler came to power hitler had lost lots land and money,jobs,and businesses so hitler thought that they lost the war becuase of the jews so that when he started taking the to concentration camps and torture.
What police agency came to start the deportation of the Jews?
Germany's infamous Gestapo .Different agencies started it in different countries - usually it was the normal police.
Why did Germans immigrate the US?
Most of them came from Nazi Germany between 1933 and 1939. Those were German Jews.
What did the Nazis do in Denmark?
Well they came in to look for Jews. Some secret danish organizations tried getting the Jew further up north.
What was the secret program to ransom Jews from concentration camps to Brazil in 1943?
There were suggestions along those lines (not necessarily to Brazil) but they came to nothing.
Did Hitler take guns away from Jews?
At the time of the Holocaust, Jews were pacifistic and had very few guns. Since then, the surviving Jews have become more willing to defend themselves through violence when necessary.___The ban on Jews owning firearms came quite late - in 1938 (about five years after the Nazis came to power). The German Jews had a long tradition of being law-abiding, and armed resistance was far from their minds. The idea that if they had had the weapons they would have used force suggests a failure to understand the German Jews. It should be pointed out that none of the German minorities oppressed and persecuted by the Nazis resorted to armed resistance. In other words, it wasn't a specifically Jewish reluctance.
