What was the solution to World War 2?

Answer 1

The term is short for Final Solution of the Jewish Question [German Endloesung der Judenfrage] and was the Nazis' own term for their attempt (starting in 1941) to kill all the Jews in Europe. Since about 1980 it has usually been referred to by most historians as the Holocaust. The Final Solution was the genocide (mass murder) of about six million Jews by the Nazis in 1941-1945. (The actual term was one of those Nazi euphemisms: they did not like to talk of killing).

The term suggests, misleadingly, that there was a real problem and that other solutions had been tried seriously but had failed. From 1933-1939 the Nazis tried to bully the German Jews into leaving the country. However, with the Nazi conquests beginning in September 1939 the size of the Jewish population under German rule rose sharply. There was talk within the Nazi leadership in 1940 of shipping the entire European Jewish population to Madagascar, but this was never realistic. There was a poorly planned attempt in 1939-40 to send the Jews to a 'reservation' near Lublin in occupied Poland. There was also talk at a later stage of moving all the Jews to Siberia ...

The Jewish 'problem' was a self-inflicted Nazi problem. The Jews were harmless. At some level even the Nazi leadership knew this. They waited till 1938 - in other words, till they had been in power for five years - before even getting round to forbidding Jews to own firearms.

The Nazis saw the Jews as a problem for Germany, for Europe and for the world. They wanted to "solve" the "problem" once and for all. Late in 1941 the Nazi leadership decided to exterminate the Jews. They wanted to -- and tried to -- kill every Jewish man, woman and child in Europe. They came darned close, killing about six million and leaving something fewer than one million alive in the areas that they controlled.

The term Holocaust did not come into common use till the late 1970s, following the television miniseries with that title.

Answer 2

It refers to Hitler's plan to eliminate all Jews from Europe, which eventually led to the Holocaust. Jewish men, women, and children were forced into work camps (concentration camps). Many were worked or starved to death, or died of disease, or were directly executed in death camps using poison gas.

Beginning in 1939, the Nazi regime had been removing or relocating Jews from Germany, occupied Czechslovakia, and Poland. In 1942, the policy became one of direct extermination, and a coordinated plan was begun by Reinhard Heydrich, administered by his deputy and successor Adolf Eichmann. The Nazi Party included German business and political leaders in the process, which by war's end had resulted in the genocide of as many as 6 million Jews.

Answer 3

Hitler was a very rude and dangerous solidier who killed millions of Jews and obviously he killed himself as being surroung by all countries around the world and didn't had any way to get out it

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basically he carried on has he had before, making speeches. Though the final solution was only mentioned once.

otherwise he steered clear

Answer 4

Hitler's Final Solution refers to his plan to eliminate all Jews from Europe. At first this involved deportation plans, which meant that Hitler and the Nazis had the idea to deport the Jews to places like Madagascar, but these plans were all discarded. From December 1941, the Final Solution came to mean mass killings of Jews, which means that at this point Final Solution came the mean the mass murder of the Jews by the Germans. The Holocaust signifies the final version of the Final Solution, with mass shootings of Jews and also mass killings of Jews in the concentration and extermination camps. Therefore, Holocaust refers to the murder of the Jews in Europe as carried out by the Germans and their guns and gas between 1941 and 1945.

Answer 5

Hitler did suacide. to himself when they were losing the war. When Canada and us got involved.

Answer 6

The Final Solution in the Holocaust was the decision to kill the Jews.

Answer 7

Lots of Jews died and it was the most deadly thing of the the the hollow cost.

Answer 8

Hitlers Final Solution was to committ genocide on all the Jews in Europe.