Yes
The only races targeted for complete destruction were the Jews and the 'gypsies'. Many other groups were also targeted, but either were not ethnic groups (races) or were not targeted for completed destruction.
Jews were not the only people who suffered. But, along with the Gypsies they were the only people who were persecuted for their heritage, rather than choices that they made.
The people targeted for their religions were Jews, Muslims, and heretics.
It was their existence, not their appearance, that was targeted.
Anti-Semitism targets JEWS for hatred and, usually, violence.
anyone who had to do with being or accepting Judaism, but towards the end of WW2 anyone could had suffered.
The 'undermeshcen' although the 'final solution' was technically the 'final solution to the Jewish problem' so it was only the Jews. However gypsies, homosexual, asocials and the Nazis political opponents were also sent to the death camps.
The Jews targeted in the Holocaust were civilians.
No they weren't,The Jews were only targeted in the country's of Europe that that fell under the control of the Germans prior to and during WW2. they were targeted among others to be undesirable and earmarked for extermination, during this period.
Very strictly speaking, no religious group was targeted by the Nazis on religious grounds. Perhaps you are thinking of the Jews, but they were targeted as a race; then there were the Jehovah's Witnesses, but they were targeted for 'civil disobedience', not for their religion as such.
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