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During World War II, the Nazis implemented a policy known as "Germanization," which aimed to assimilate individuals deemed racially valuable into German culture. This included sending the children of Christian or ethnically German families from occupied territories to Germany for re-education and to promote their integration into the German population. The goal was to strengthen the Aryan population and diminish the cultural identities of those considered inferior. This practice was part of a broader strategy of ethnic cleansing and forced assimilation during the war.
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What did the Germans do to the people they considered inferior?
Nazis in Germany rounded up the people they considered inferior and sent them to concentration camps. The prisoners were treated cruelly there and millions were killed.
What happened to young people that didn't support Hitler?
Ridiculed and beaten, and then ultimately sent away to a pro-Nazi family to be raised as 'Good Germans.'
What did the US do with the surviving leaders of Germany and japan after world war 2?
They were sent to trial . The Germans were tried in the Nuremberg War Trials and the Japanese were tried in the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal .
What happened to jeannine burks family?
her mother and her siblings were rescued by Christians, and her father was sent to Auschwitz, and sadly never returned. i love my bestfriends ; cly,jsc,lbn.<3
Why doesn't Stalin react when Germany eventually invades the USSR?
Stalin did react to the invasion of the Germans. He sent troops he just did not send ALL his troops. He held back because he wanted his troops for the eastern front.
Why didn't the Germans kill Anne Frank?
They did. Her family was found and sent to concentration camps. Her father is the only one to survive the war.
Why did AnneFranks family leave Germany?
because Hitler was a huge trouble for . if they were caught they were sent to camps where they are punished i.e. they leave Germany
Did Hitler kill Jews in places other than Germany?
Many concentration camps were not in Germany. Auschwitz is in Poland for example. As the Germans invaded other countries, they found other Jews that were also sent to the camps.
When did the germans find the frank family?
The Frank family was discovered in hiding by the German authorities on August 4, 1944, in Amsterdam, Netherlands. They were arrested and sent to concentration camps.
What did the Germans do to the people they considered inferior?
Nazis in Germany rounded up the people they considered inferior and sent them to concentration camps. The prisoners were treated cruelly there and millions were killed.
What happened to young people that didn't support Hitler?
Ridiculed and beaten, and then ultimately sent away to a pro-Nazi family to be raised as 'Good Germans.'
Did Germans have tanks in World War 1?
Germany's first tanks were captured British tanks; they simply painted German emblems on them and sent them back against their former owners.
What did the US do with the surviving leaders of Germany and japan after world war 2?
They were sent to trial . The Germans were tried in the Nuremberg War Trials and the Japanese were tried in the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal .
What was the first thing sent into space?
The first thing sent into space was the Nazi Germans V-2 rocket in the Second World War.
When did US go to war wirh germany?
Ww1- US entered around 1917-1918 Ww2- the US was in war with Japan, but US forces were sent to fight Germans in 1942-1945
Why did Anne Frank hid in her attic?
Anne Frank And Her Family Hiding in The Loft They We hiding from the Germans because anne frank was a Jew the Germans wanted no Jews around Germany (the reason why anne frank is so famous is because of her diary)
How can a christian help a criminal?
By sitting down and talking to them and trying to get them involved with other christians to show them that God is watching and that He has sent people who care about them, and that they are not alone, that the church has a family for them
