How were Jewish people viewed during the Holocaust?

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Nolan Short

8 August, 05:55

How were Jewish people viewed during the Holocaust?

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King Jacobson · Answer 1

the Jewish we reviewed very horribly during the Holocaust. The Germans abhorred them with all their heart. in 1933 the Jewish population stood over nine million. by the end of the war in 1945 the Germans and all of their allies kill nearly two out of every three European Jews as part of the so-called final solution. The Nazis considered Jews to be quot-quot inferior race that was posed deadly to the German volk. soon after the Nazis came in power they adopted measures to remove the Jews from German economic social and cultural life. the final solution what's the murder all of the Jews in Europe. by the end of the war the Germans and all of their allies murdered out the 250,000 Roma. they were veiwed very deadly

Jethro · Answer 2

Jewish people were viewed as a target for the German's defeat in WWI and any of their other failures.

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Hitler targeted them because he wanted to gain support for his racist ideas (that the Aryans were a higher race than any other).