Hitler used the preexisting prejudices as a strategy to get the German people to believe him and his solution of eliminating Jews, gypsies, Poles, Slavs, handicapped, homosexuals, communists, and socialists to ensure the rise of a strong German nation. Hitler’s “master race” included people who were considered strong, with the ideal person being tall, blonde, and blue eyes. He also used the preexisting antisemitism that already existed in Germany to get people to follow him. Some laws for the Canonical (Church) Laws from 306-1431 correspond with Nazi laws that were put in place that would exclude Jews from public places. He racializes Jews, meaning Jews are a race and it runs in someone’s blood, so many who did not previously think they were Jews were all
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Although, there were some people who did resist wear they could and rescued fellow country men, which was strong in a sense to defy what everyone was doing around them, but stay true to their morals. For others, they went along and many innocent people died. Hitler’s simple solution was to get rid of all Jews. He conducted the Final Solution which is the policy of genocide, deliberate and systematic killing of an entire population. There was also the Holocaust which was more systematic murder of 11 million people across Europe with more than half of those killed being Jews. In 1935, Hitler also set up the Nuremberg Laws which institutionalized the racial prejudices into Nazi ideology. The laws excluded Jews from German citizenship and prohibited them from marrying or any relations to the people of German blood. Hitler did not just target Jews but also gypsies, Poles, Slavs, handicapped, homosexuals, and communists and socialists. He carefully chose who he was going to target, by using the preexisting prejudices that the German people already
Although, there were some people who did resist wear they could and rescued fellow country men, which was strong in a sense to defy what everyone was doing around them, but stay true to their morals. For others, they went along and many innocent people died. Hitler’s simple solution was to get rid of all Jews. He conducted the Final Solution which is the policy of genocide, deliberate and systematic killing of an entire population. There was also the Holocaust which was more systematic murder of 11 million people across Europe with more than half of those killed being Jews. In 1935, Hitler also set up the Nuremberg Laws which institutionalized the racial prejudices into Nazi ideology. The laws excluded Jews from German citizenship and prohibited them from marrying or any relations to the people of German blood. Hitler did not just target Jews but also gypsies, Poles, Slavs, handicapped, homosexuals, and communists and socialists. He carefully chose who he was going to target, by using the preexisting prejudices that the German people already