threatining to shoot them
A good estimation is 6 million.
Most of the Jews in the areas under Nazi control were not saved at all - by anyone - but were killed in the Holocaust. Those Jews that survived did so thanks to the Allied victory over Nazi Germany. There's no single country that can claim to 'have saved the Jews'. However, Denmark can claim to have saved most of its own, Danish Jewish population by shipping them to Sweden before most of them were rounded up for deportation.
Nazi policy towards the Jews (or at least towards West European Jews) changed in August/September 1941. Until then the Nazis wanted Jews out of Germany and other West European countries under their control. From September 1941 onwards the policy changed to extermination. The first deportations of Jews from Germany to killing fields in Latvia and Belarus began in October 1941. (It is worth noting that the requirement that Jews in Germany and other Nazi occupied countries was introduced in September 1941. In Poland, where Nazi policies towards the Jews became harsher earlier, it had been introduced a year earlier). The idea that the Nazis had always wanted to exterminate the Jews and had some kind of blueprint for the Holocaust already in the 1920s is one of those popular myths and went virtually unchallenged from 1945 till about 1960. Nazi policy became more extreme over time.
The Holocaust
Although like many Jews they Gypsy's were treated the worst (other than the Jews) because of their race. They were used as targets to the Nazi. They were also used as "special experiments" (In the Nazi Words) . Over 1.2 million people died in the Gypsy culture. They were so hated by even other prisoners.
To kill over 70,000 Jews
leaders of nazi party killed over 1 milloin innocent jews
No, Nazi control over education or anything can not be justified based on truth, morality, results, effectiveness, efficiency, etc.
No, Nazi control over education or anything can not be justified based on truth, morality, results, effectiveness, efficiency, etc.
A good estimation is 6 million.
We call it the holocaust.
Hitler hated Jews through out his life, and he also thought that they were going to over power him one day.
Most of the Jews in the areas under Nazi control were not saved at all - by anyone - but were killed in the Holocaust. Those Jews that survived did so thanks to the Allied victory over Nazi Germany. There's no single country that can claim to 'have saved the Jews'. However, Denmark can claim to have saved most of its own, Danish Jewish population by shipping them to Sweden before most of them were rounded up for deportation.
it is disgraceful
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Hitler had the Jews taken to various Nazi concentration camps. One of the most well known camps was Auschwitz-Birkenau, where over a million Jews were put to death.
Jews and Jehovah Witnesses were under Nazi control, many were killed, tortured put into camps and walked on death walks. Many fled to the U.S to escape such persecution.