So the only way to fix this problem was to start a system of eradication of Jews. This was the cause of the Holocaust. By 1945, the Germans and their collaborators killed nearly two out of every three European Jews as part of the Nazi policy to murder the Jews of Europe. He hated Jewish people, gypsies, homosexuals, disabled people and twins. He wanted to direct German aggression off the government and used those groups of people as scapegoats, causing one of the greatest tragedies in history.
Holocaust happened because Hitler and the Nazis were racist. They believed the German people were a 'master race', who were superior to others. They even created a league table of 'races' with the Aryans at the top and with Jews, Gypsies and black people at the bottom. These 'inferior' people were seen as a threat to the purity and strength of the German nation. When the Nazis came to power they persecuted these people, took away their human rights and eventually decided that they should be exterminated.
The question historians have long since debated is whether Hitler’s hatred led to his decision on the mass murder of the Jews in the 1920s and thereafter worked with consciousness and calculation towards that goal? It is clear from reading his own words in Mein Kampf that he showed blame and fear towards the Jews for many of Germany’s misfortunes and formed an obsession with Aryan superiority. However, posing the question whether the “final solution” was part of his original ideology which formed in the 1920s one must also consider if the mass murder of the Jews was a result of Nazi Jewish policy which evolved overtime under Hitler’s influence leading to the decisions of 1941? Believing the Germans to be the master race or Herrenvolk, Hitler’s anti-Semitism was an important part of his ideas and this hatred formed his thinking on race. Not only were the Germans the greatest civilisation in history- producing the best artist, writers and athletes but Hitler believed the German race had to be protected.
Could Eliezer have been exaggerating this idea, for people to pity him? The article “German Death Camps and Concentration Camps” Zaryn claims that, “Nazi-governed state gradually introduced repressive laws toward the Jews.” This fact absolutely does support the statement by Eliezer. One might also question the type of ‘repressive law’. Could they have been the laws that Eliezer mentioned? In the article “Jewish Life during the Holocaust” the writer claims that they were oppressed from their daily activities and they would kill those who strayed.
By using propaganda to sway and brainwash the German public, the Nazis began to blame the Jews for their economic instability. When the German public was fully brainwashed and thought of Jews as a “misfortune” to their society, the movement to segregate the Jews from the Germans had begun. Not only were the Jews segregated, but also Romas, the disabled, homosexuals, and other minority groups were thought to be baneful to the society and were segregated. These groups of people were sent to concentration camps which were part of Hitler’s plan to eradicate the Jewish population known as “The Final Solution.” Holocaust deniers range from Nazis themselves to Arabians and even historians. Nazis started denying and distorting their facts of wrongdoings when the war was not going well for them.
Paiman Ahmadi Words and Circumstances It is clichéd to state that time is of essence. However, history itself is a witness to the amount of truth such a statement holds. ‘The Book Thief’ starts off when Germany is defeated in World War One and how the nation gains strength under the direction of an obsessive nationalist, Adolf Hitler. Being held accountable for the war and under massive debt and distress, Nazi Germany had worsened, as a result many people had a difficult time living and adapting to the changes brought by the Nazis’. The Book Thief, by Mark Zusack is narrated by death, which tells us the story of Liesel whose environment influences the life decisions she makes and how certain events change her perspective on humanity.
Adolf Hitler still had lots of plans on his hands. Finally, in 1941, Hitler ordered the beginning of mass deportations from Germany to ghetto in Eastern Europe. The war happened because Adolf Hitler wanted sole control of Germany and also most of Europe. The reason the Nazi Genocide occurred is because Hitler did not like the Jews, Communists, Gypsies, homosexuals, and others. Hitler ordered the higher Nazi soldiers to build concentration camps all over Germany and Poland to detain, deport, and also house the prisoners.
He believed that Jewish people were inferior to other human begins. Hitler beliefs and ideas caused him to create an army called the Nazi to help carry out his plan. The Nazis followed Adolf’s plan to kill Jewish people by creating concentration camps and gas chambers. The Nazis tortured and starved the Jewish people to their deaths. Out of fear and to avoid death themselves, many German civilians accepted Adolf Hitler leadership or they hid from him and his Nazi army.
Nazism is single handedly one of the most heinous acts of crime in world history. Nazis, which originated in Germany, was led by the chancellor of Germany at the time, Adolf Hitler. Hitler won his place of power in 1933 out of the Nazi party. By 1939, he had reassembled Germany’s military and invaded Poland for takeover. He convinced most of Germany’s public that Jews were devil worshipers, were evil, and caused the economy to decline.
were sub- human and had a huge hatred of them. Because of Hitler’s hatred, these various groups were beaten, murdered, evacuated out of their homes and kicked out of the country. When did this event occur? The holocaust happened when Hitler came to power in Germany which was in 1933. Main events of the Holocaust January 30th 1933 Hitler was elected Chancellor of Germany March 22nd 1933 First concentration camp had opened in Dachau in Germany.