Enlightenment In Ww2
Not all Jews were killed, some were saved, but most Jews were killed. For example “Signs of unimaginable suffering were everywhere, inmates had been shot, beaten, whipped and, hung, others had been starved or worked to death” Furthermore “As chief of the Jewish office of the RSHA, Adolf Eichmann was responsible of deporting between five and six million Jews.” According to yadvashem.org, “ Suzanne Spaak was an active participant in an operation initiated by Pastor Paul Vergara and Marcelle Guillemot that smuggled more than sixty children to safety. She sheltered some of the children in her home until they were all taken to people willing to shelter them. With her comrades’ help, Suzanne Spaak, at great personal risk, provided the children with
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One example is according to ww2db.com, “In his mind, he was convinced that disharmony within Germany caused the disgraceful defeat. One group he blamed for the disharmony was the Communists; witnessing a 1918 munitions workers strike, which he insisted was backed by Communists, he exclaimed "[w]hat was the army fighting for if the homeland itself no longer wanted victory?" He blamed Jews as well; it was around this time when his extreme anti-Semitism took shape in his mind, fueled by his earlier studies of the writings of Lanz von Liebenfels, Karl Lueger, and Georg Ritter von Schönerer. In prison, he dictated the book Mein Kampf to his deputy Rudolf Hess. The book expressed his twisted vision for Germany, blaming the Jews for all of Germany problems, and starting to develop a neo-nationalist ideal ruled by the superior Aryan race.So, under the cover of popularist propaganda and construction projects such as the autobahns, the felony of the German constitution Hitler began the systematic persecution of the German Jews. In 1935, Hitler publicly promoted the Nuremberg Laws, depriving German Jews of their citizenship; by 1938, the Nazi Party openly urged hooligans to destroy Jewish-owned businesses and
One example is according to ww2db.com, “In his mind, he was convinced that disharmony within Germany caused the disgraceful defeat. One group he blamed for the disharmony was the Communists; witnessing a 1918 munitions workers strike, which he insisted was backed by Communists, he exclaimed "[w]hat was the army fighting for if the homeland itself no longer wanted victory?" He blamed Jews as well; it was around this time when his extreme anti-Semitism took shape in his mind, fueled by his earlier studies of the writings of Lanz von Liebenfels, Karl Lueger, and Georg Ritter von Schönerer. In prison, he dictated the book Mein Kampf to his deputy Rudolf Hess. The book expressed his twisted vision for Germany, blaming the Jews for all of Germany problems, and starting to develop a neo-nationalist ideal ruled by the superior Aryan race.So, under the cover of popularist propaganda and construction projects such as the autobahns, the felony of the German constitution Hitler began the systematic persecution of the German Jews. In 1935, Hitler publicly promoted the Nuremberg Laws, depriving German Jews of their citizenship; by 1938, the Nazi Party openly urged hooligans to destroy Jewish-owned businesses and