Why were Jews outcasts during World War 2?

Answer 1

Well, One of the causes of World War 2 was the Holocaust, which is the discrimination of Jews. Adolf Hitler blamed Germany's defeat in World War 1 on the Jews and got many followers and soldiers called the Nazis. When Germany began to attack Jews in other countries, World War 2 began. [There were also a lot of other reasons why World War 2 started]. Anyway, World War 2 and the Holocaust were in the same time-frame. So basically, the discrimination of Jews was a cause of World War 2 and a problem going on in it. So, Jews weren't exactly outcasts because of World War 2. I think you're looking for information on the Holocaust. Try searching "Holocaust", on a search engine or asking, "What was the purpose of the Holocaust". You may find a more informative answer. However, if you're question was correct, try going back to line 2. Or even search the same question on ask.com. I hope this has been helpful.