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Why were people scared to protest against the Nazis?
The Nazis did not give people the freedom to assemble. Any dissidents were thrown into the Concentration Camps just like the "Undesirables". People literally feared for their lives.
What did the Jews have to give to the Nazis when they first arrived?
Nazis arrived after Jews.
What were the Judenrates?
When Poland was under Nazi occupation the larger ghettos were allowed to have a 'Jewish Council' (Judenrat) which then had to be appointed by the Nazis. The members of these councils soon found themselves in an impossible position. They had to organize the distribution of food, police the ghettos, and later they had to give the Nazis lists of people to be deported to death camps. Jewish councils were also set up in many other countries under Nazi rule. The initial attraction of these councils to Jews was that it was preferable for things like food distribution and policing to be done by fellow Jews than by the SS.
What coffee did the Nazis give Jews at the concentration camps?
The Coffee Nazis refused to give the captured Jews any coffee. "NO COFFEE FOR YOU!"
Who did the Jewish people fight when they needed freedom?
You need to give a timeframe and place or region.
What country sought to protect its Jewish citizens from the Nazis?
i belive it as denmark since they didnt have a law against Jews and didnt give the Jewish bank reports to the Nazis
How did the Nazis make room for the Germans to settle in Poland?
They were taking jewish families away to the concentration camps , the jewish families owned alot of property and when they left the germans would give it to another german/non-jewish family.
Why were people scared to protest against the Nazis?
The Nazis did not give people the freedom to assemble. Any dissidents were thrown into the Concentration Camps just like the "Undesirables". People literally feared for their lives.
Why did Nazis surrender and why is it so important?
since hitler comitted suicide there was no one to give them orders and were killed and discriminated by people that hated nazis (some)
What did the Jews have to give to the Nazis when they first arrived?
Nazis arrived after Jews.
What were the Judenrates?
When Poland was under Nazi occupation the larger ghettos were allowed to have a 'Jewish Council' (Judenrat) which then had to be appointed by the Nazis. The members of these councils soon found themselves in an impossible position. They had to organize the distribution of food, police the ghettos, and later they had to give the Nazis lists of people to be deported to death camps. Jewish councils were also set up in many other countries under Nazi rule. The initial attraction of these councils to Jews was that it was preferable for things like food distribution and policing to be done by fellow Jews than by the SS.
Do Jewish people give grace?
Define "giving grace" and we'll answer your question.
What coffee did the Nazis give Jews at the concentration camps?
The Coffee Nazis refused to give the captured Jews any coffee. "NO COFFEE FOR YOU!"
Who did the Jewish people fight when they needed freedom?
You need to give a timeframe and place or region.
Why did the Nazis destroy the Jewish shop?
Short answer: It helped the Nazis with the goal of Jewish genocide. The Nazis wanted to get rid of all Jewish owned businesses, either by closing them, stealing them, or destroying them. This was just one of the first steps that the Nazis used to eventually impoverish, de-house & imprison all Jews in preparation for their complete extermination (murder).
A night of anti-jewish violence became know as?
Kristallnacht also called night of broken glass. many Jewish shops were looted. 93 Jews killed that night. many synagogues were burned to the ground. afterwards the Jews were forced to clean up . they were charged for the damages by the Nazis. also they had to give any insurance they collected to the Nazis. this was the writing on the wall for the jews, many began to try to flee the country.
Did the treaty of versaille give birth to Nazis?
yes
