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Why did the kristallnacht happen?
The German government wanted to create the impression that the German people were unhappy with the Jews. The purported reason was that the German people were unhappy with the assassination of a German diplomat by a Jew.
Germans and Jews the same?
No. Not all Germans are Jews and not all Jews are German. But there are German Jews, as well as Jews with many other nationalities.
Why did Hitler expel Jews from Germany?
Official reasons given included: * Only 'genuine Germans' should work for the German government at any level, and the Nazis claimed that Jews could not be Germans (regardless of citizenship, language, etc). (In fact, collectively, German Jews had a reputation for leaning over backwards to be 'more German than the Germans'). * The claim that Jews are subversives, Communists and so on.
How did fascist philosophies contribute to the Holocaust?
Fascism's commitment to nationalism led many Germans to believe that Jews had no place in German society.
Germany's government during the Holocaust?
The German Government began its involvement with the Nuremberg Laws. The first of which was the "Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor" which forbade intermarriage between Germans and Jews, and the second called the "Reich Citizenship Law" which stripped all Jews of citizenship. This was a formal decleration in which the German government deprived individuals of their rights and set them apart as a second class or nationals. The rest of the Holocaust simply fell into place because it was now "legal".
What did the German government require of Jews in German society?
They had to hate jews even if they liked them (it was their job)
What did the German government require of Jews in the German Society?
Ultimately the German government required that Jews leave German society. There would be many stages and steps before this happened; first the Jews would have to leave certain jobs, like the civil service, they would be encouraged to emigrate, to leave the country of their own accord and eventually those remaining would be deported.
What did the German require of Jews in German society?
They had to hate jews even if they liked them (it was their job)
What did the German government require of Jews in German?
They had to hate jews even if they liked them (it was their job)
What did the German government require of the Jews in German Society?
they germans told their own society jews who were at the camp that they were allowed to be set free. however, there were requirements. if you were a jew attending the deadly camps, and your name was not sean (hypebeast) corry you were allowed to leave, however if it was sean (hypebeast) corry, than you were just extremely out of luck.
What did the German government require of the Jews in the German society?
they germans told their own society jews who were at the camp that they were allowed to be set free. however, there were requirements. if you were a jew attending the deadly camps, and your name was not sean (hypebeast) corry you were allowed to leave, however if it was sean (hypebeast) corry, than you were just extremely out of luck.
Who did anti-semite blame for all the evils in German society?
Jews
According to Hitler what two groups contaminated German society?
Jews and Communists.
What statements about the Nuremburg Laws are true?
they were designed to segregate the Jews in German society.
How did the US government respond to German campaign against European Jews?
The US government did not do anything during the German campaign against European Jews. The US did not do anything until after WW II.
Did the US government put 81 Jews in camps in World War 2?
Yes, sadly, they did. They were German Jews, but they were put in for being German. It was just sad and ironic that they happened to be Jewish.
Why did the kristallnacht happen?
The German government wanted to create the impression that the German people were unhappy with the Jews. The purported reason was that the German people were unhappy with the assassination of a German diplomat by a Jew.
