The Nazis also controlled and altered the German judiciary system to benefit themselves. Hitler was put in charge of law and order, and all judges were forced to take an oath of loyalty to him. The Nazi’s now used these courts to frame their enemies. It was almost a guarantee that if sent to one of these courts, you would be found guilty. If arrested by the Gestapo and were convicted of being an ‘Enemy of the State’, the suspected person would be forced to sign Form D-11, which if signed meant that you are giving your consent for being thrown into a concentration camp.
The Holocaust was one of the most inhumane eras for not only the Jews but also other groups such as the Russians. In 1933 the Nazis came into power and believed threat the Germans were superior to everyone else. They also believed that the Jews were far inferior to them and were a threat to their German Community. As a result the Nazis started to persecute the Jews by burning them; they were put into gas chambers. There were over six million Jews that were murdered during the Holocaust.
In the years before the “outbreak” of the war, the SS, and police officials incarcerated the Jews, Roma, and the other victims of ethnic and racial hatred in the camps. To monitor the Jewish population along with facilitate later deport the Jews. The Germans and their collaborators created “ghettos, and transit camps”, they also forced-labor camps for Jews during the year of the war. These camps were in the so-called Grester German Reich and in German-occupied territory. The camps were for non-Jews whose labor Germans sought to
The ‘final solution’ of genocide was introduced at the Wannsee Conference of 1942. (Nichols, 2008). Most Historians divide into two schools when interpreting the Holocaust; the intentionalists and structualists. The intentionalists believe that Hitler’s intentions were clearly set out in Mein Kampf, early in his career, and when he came to power he and the Nazi party followed a step-by–step path to fulfilling these plans. Historians, Bracher and Jackel believed the holocaust was a completely intentional act, as Wyman states: “Intentionalism anchored Nazi behaviour in Hitler’s and his cohorts' deeply felt anti-Semitism, which they had formulated well before their ascent to power; once in power, they had put into practice what their intention had been all along.” (Wyman, p.419, 1996) Intentionalists argue everything in the Nazi period, was a deliberate move towards Hitler’s ultimate goals.
Adolph Hitler is one of the most evil men in history. Hitler, who was the leader of Nazi Germany was responsible for the segregation and genocide of Jewish people for over a decade. Hitlers mission for the mass murder started at the beginning of the world war and continued till the end with him committing suicide. This has raised many questions on his nature as a human being. His act of evil resulting in the deaths of over twelve million Jewish people, which was more than half the Jewish population at the time is unforgettable and horrifying till today.
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.
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 Holocaust is know tragedy. Everyone was responsible, Adolf Hitler, the Nazi army, German civilians and the rest of the free world including Canada. However each played a certain level of servity. Adolf Hitler wanted to get rid of all of the Jewish people in the world. He believed that Jewish people were inferior to other human begins.
The Holocaust – A Time of Persecution and Murder Lisa M. Turner HIS 204 Kimberly Roff April 5, 2010 The Holocaust – A Time of Persecution and Murder There have always been wars and countries wanting to be more powerful than the next one. With each head of power came different beliefs and ideas about who was better than the other whether it was based on power, race, color, or religious beliefs. During the mid-twentieth century a man came to power that would affect the world so harshly that it will never be forgotten. In January 1933, Adolf Hitler became the chancellor of Germany. With him came the Nazi party beliefs of world dominance and being of the superior Aryan race.
The Holocaust The Holocaust (1) all started with one crazy German Nazi named Adolf Hitler. Hitler started the holocaust to start a scapegoat due to the repercussions due to World War 1. After World War 1 Germany was forced to pay for all the damages in all the places that they had invaded which had put them in an economic crisis. Hitler decided to pin the Jews at the root of all of Germany’s problems. He aimed his violence towards Jews, but not just Jews it was also towards outsiders like communists, gypsies, Jehovah Witnesses, and homosexuals.