Inequality and inclusion changed part of German identify in different ways. For example, Jews were submitted to constant changes in their rights, they were discriminated and they had fear of those people who still preserved a conservative mind. So as a consequence of all these aspects, Jews were forced to live in a perpetual uncertainty about their place in society, their rights, and their own identity. Many German Jews felt unlucky or embarrassed of their own identity, that’s why many Jews adopted the German culture and left behind their own traditions and religion in order to feel accepted in society (which many achieved, resulting in having a complacent life). However, it is important to say that Jews in other parts of the Europe (eastern
