Decrees made by the Germans, particularly during the Nazi regime, were often aimed at consolidating power, enforcing ideological beliefs, and controlling various aspects of life in Germany and occupied territories. These decrees served to implement discriminatory policies against Jews and other marginalized groups, suppress dissent, and mobilize resources for the war effort. They were also used to establish strict regulations in areas such as education, employment, and media, ensuring alignment with Nazi ideology. Ultimately, these decrees played a crucial role in facilitating the regime's totalitarian control.
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The Anti-Jewish decrees were a series of laws and regulations implemented by the Nazi regime in Germany and occupied territories during the 1930s and 1940s. These decrees aimed to systematically marginalize, segregate, and ultimately persecute Jewish people, stripping them of their rights, properties, and livelihoods. Key measures included the Nuremberg Laws of 1935, which classified Jews as a separate race and prohibited intermarriage and sexual relations between Jews and non-Jewish Germans. These decrees laid the groundwork for the Holocaust, leading to widespread violence, deportations, and the genocide of six million Jews.
the germans made cotton and helped to collect it for the americans
Polish decrees happened in 1940.
the Germans made it aswell as the flame thrower, gas, and the zepplin the Germans made it aswell as the flame thrower, gas, and the zepplin the Germans made it aswell as the flame thrower, gas, and the zepplin
The prime meridian. And its degrees not decrees.
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This is an odd question as the Germans did not 'back down'.
The reference to Huns made Germans seem barbaric.