Of the roughly 11 million killed during the Nazi Holocaust, nearly half were non-Jews. These included groups considered racially undesirable such as Gypsies, Ukrainians, Belorussians, Poles, etc., and also included Jehovah's Witnesses, homosexuals, clergy, communists, socialists, and other political enemies. Additionally, many non-Jews were persecuted because they were thought to be Jews, and of course, those caught trying to protect or hide Jews were killed as well.
Answer: The Nazis persecuted homosexuals, gypsies, and handicapped. They even killed many of the criminals in Nazi Germany.
The other types of people who were putted into the concentration camps beside Jews were;
Gypsies
Homosexuals
Mentally ill
deaf people
Physically ill people
Disabled people
Black people
POWs
Anyone who opposed Hitler and the Nazi Ideals
sick people, insane people, gypsys, criminals, gays/lesbians and political opponents. About 60 million perished during the war. About 20 million were Jews
gypsies and the disabled
Because Hitler needed a scapegoat for the people and his thugs to rally against so he picked out the Jews because not they tended to stand apart from the rest and a proportion of them had accrued some wealth to steal. they also went for Gipsy's catholics people with disability people that had a hint of Jewish background and anyone else that got in their way. Most of this would probably have been forgotten by now but for the fact that the world Jewish community has gone to great pains to to remind us of the Jewish victims of this period.
Jews would be killed because when hitler came to power hitler had lost lots land and money,jobs,and businesses so hitler thought that they lost the war becuase of the jews so that when he started taking the to concentration camps and torture.
Charles Bean
He was a true killer, he took pleasure in killing Jewish men, women, and children. One time he let his two pet dogs tear apart a Jewish camp worker. Helen, Amon's House servant would hear the sound of Amon's rifle going off constantly every morning.
Part of Theresienstadt was an 'ordinary' concentration camp and a Gestapo prison (mainly for Czechs), and another part was a transit camp for 'prominent' German Jews. It was for a time a 'model concentration camp' that Germany could should off to the Red Cross. To some extent, the Jews there were allowed to organize their own lives. However, the grim reality was that prisoners were regularly sent by train to Auschwitz.
Anne Frank was one of the many Jewish people who was apart of Hitlers horrible concentration camps and was taken out of her everyday life all because she was Jewish
It would destroy Jewish families, Gypsy families, people with homosextuals, and other types of people because the Nazi would murder them, take them to concentration camps, and tear families apart from one another... somtimes forever.
Kipah.
the Jewish community had to wear a star.
God gave the ten commandments to the Jewish people as law. The people became aware just how much they were were personally sinning. When people see their own faults they reach out to God and repent and ask for forgiveness.
Baltimore
Jesus happened.
100 miles or 160 km
Yes, they killed anyone who wasn't a Nazi in concentration camps and anyone they fought (i.e. Americans, Russians, etc.)
When Pangaea broke apart we got continents which what we have today.
The word 'Gentile' comes from the Hebrew for 'foreigner'. So, from a Jewish point of view, there were only Jews and Gentiles.
Fell apart.