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Blacks were seen as genetically inferior, but they were not persecuted in the same way as some other groups, as they were not seen as such a threat.
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What other groups were targeted by the Nazis for extermination?
Russians, Slavs, Poles, Jews, Gypsies, the weak and the lame, the mentally challenged, Homosexuals, Blacks, and others.....
What were Hitler followers called?
They were called Nazis.
How did Adolf Hitter get the Nazis to work for him?
He got them to work for him by getting the Nazis to kill and the Nazis must like to kill.
Why are Nazis gay?
Nazis are not gay; in fact, the Nazis murdered tens of thousands of gay people in concentration and death camps.
How did the presidential and congressional battle for control of Reconstruction in the South affect newly freed blacks?
President Johnson was a (southern) democrat while Congress was Republican. The difference in views got in the way, and there were many disagreements. Johnson vetoed a lot of bills (that congress wanted to pass) which would have helped the African Americans gain rights and freedom. Johnson was not for reconstruction and he didn't want to free the slaves. This is one reason why Johnson was impeached-because congress strongly disliked him.
Who were held in the World War 2 concentration camps?
Primarily Jews, but also Gypsies, homosexuals, communists, and others whom the Nazis disliked.
Who was the founder of the German Bauhaus design school?
Walther Gropius (1883-1969). The Nazis disliked his modernism and in 1934 he emigrated to Britain and three years later to the U.S.
Why did Hitler want to destroy the Nazis?
Hittler didn't want to destroy the Nazis. He started Nazism, he wanted do destroy the Jews and any man who thought he was wrong. And during the Genoside, he is resposible for killing(estimated)11 million people, six million of them were Jews, and five million of them were non-Jews that were disliked by the Nazis...that's one bad dude...
What did Nazis want to do?
They wanted to kill Jewish because it was almost like the whites and blacks except the Germans were more cruel to them. Not today though
What is the Nazis mainly about?
Nazi's is a group of German men that support Hitler. The invaded different countries in Europe and murdered Blacks, Gypsies, and mostly Jews.
How many neo Nazis in the world?
we all have a little bit of nazi in us except for Jewish people (and blacks) so id say about 6 billion
What other groups were targeted by the Nazis for extermination?
Russians, Slavs, Poles, Jews, Gypsies, the weak and the lame, the mentally challenged, Homosexuals, Blacks, and others.....
Do Nazis hate blacks?
One of the tenets of the Nazi movement was the idea that there was an "Aryan" race which was a "super-race." This race was supposedly blond, with very pale skin - the Nazi party hates anyone who does not look like this.Unfortunately for many modern-day Nazis, they do not fit into the "Aryan" model, and would be spurned or executed by actual Nazis.
Who did Nazis hate?
The Nazis hated Jews. They also hated homosexuals and people who seemed to be anti social. They hated gypsies, slavs, negroes, socialists, communists, Jehovah's witnesses. They also disliked some Christians.They hated alchoholics,unemployed people, the lazy, the socially awkward, people with disabilities. The list continues.
What is the meaning of disliked by all?
It means: "disliked by everyone".
Why did catholics suffer by the Ku Klux klan along with blacks?
The Ku Klux Klan were made of white, protestant nationalists, who disliked anyone who wasn't a white, protestant nationalist. The KKK disliked Blacks, Hispanics, Irish, Scottish, foreigners, Jews, Muslims, Catholics, Buddhists, Communists, Socialists, Anarchists, Slovaks, and many other groups. The KKK has since become a little more accepting (although that's not saying much), but still preaches much of the same hate it did back in the day.
DEscribe Northern attitudes toward free blacks?
In general, Northern attitudes toward free blacks were mixed. While some Northerners supported the abolition of slavery and believed in equal rights for all, others held racist beliefs and discriminated against free blacks. Additionally, some Northerners feared competition for jobs and resources from free blacks, leading to tensions and segregation in certain communities.
