Answer to Question #260523 in History for Jazz

Question

1.    What were some of the early signs of the Nazi project for targeting Europe’s Jewish men, women, and children?

2.    Describe some of the horrible methods used to eliminate Jews and others considered “undesirable” under Nazi rule.

3.    How did Jewish people experience life under the Nazi regime prior to the Holocaust according to the assigned documents?

Answer 1

Quiz 1.

 Nazi Germany invaded Poland and launched World War II

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discrimination spread

Quiz 2

-Kristallnacht, also known as the November Pogrom or the Night of Broken Glass, was a series of violent anti-Semitic crimes that occurred across Germany on November 9 – 10, 1938. Used to eliminate the Jews.

-The Nazi regime was known for its violent tyranny and persecution of Jews and other minorities. The Nazis wanted to keep Jews and other minorities out of ordinary life.

-Under the Nazis, Jews were the most persecuted group of people. Nazi ideology was fundamentally anti-Semitic. Over 400 anti-Semitic laws were passed between 1933 and 1938. These rules imposed restrictions on every aspect of Jewish life.

Quiz 3

To summarize the Jewish situation and life experience, the Party's entire movement is one of preparing itself and the people for broad dramatic and so-called legal action to be declared in the near future, most likely following the Party Congress to be held in Nuremberg beginning on September 10th. To see the current condition of events, one simply needs to look back at the statements made by key officials since the end of the Party's summer solstice.