Not really.
before Hitler started the Holocaust he and the NSDAP had been discriminating Jews and other "lower races" in a very constructive way. He just kept creating new laws to isolate the Jews from the "normal Germans".
By doing this the Germans began to look down on the Jews and think of them as a queer folk. By the time Hitler started the Holocaust, WWII had started and most of the Germans coudn't really care about the Jews anymore.
And the few who did protest against Hitler were silenced (which was pretty easy because Hitler, being a dictator, had full controll over the police and media)
Yes, they were called the Allies...
no now stop botherin people itz buggin me! no now stop botherin people itz buggin me!
To stop Hitler and help stop the Jew's persecution
No it failed
Hitler used forced sterilization. One of his better known methods was hysterectomy and in males vasectomy and castration. He had also made use of high dosages of copper sulphate.
No, there is a long history of persecution of the Jews, for example by the Catholic Church in the Middle Ages and later. However, Hitler was the first to try to kill all Jews.
Some did try. They were arrested and put to death.
Because it was easier, smaller land - less people to try and stop him
Actually, Hitler took his own life.
It was that Adolf Hitler started to send people to concentration camps, we and other countries soon tried to put an end to this and try to stop Hitler and his Nazi soldiers.
There were several attempts to assassinate Hitler, all failed.
in cities, on people
they can not do any thing because they are very afraid of Hitler
The allies tried to stop Germany by signing an agreement with Hitler.
Bertrand Russell championed anti-imperialism and campaigned against Adolf Hitler to try and stop war.
Simple answer - because no-one was willing to try to stop him until too late
they were all like, no you don't Hitler and Hitler was all like try and stop me and then France had no chance
World War 2 happened to stop Hitler.