Hitler's Ideology Of Race

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Race is stated as a "self-identification data item in which residents choose in which they are closely identified to", race is who we are and where we came from, but Hitler didn't see race as a sense of our family heritage, he saw you as either blond haired and blue eyed or nothing at all, but our looks don't always reflect who we are and where we came from. Who we are and where we came from has little to do with our looks, and more to do with our own personal identity and background. In 1933, Hitler decided to let his ideology of creating a perfect race and exterminating the inferior to practice letting German scientist perform experimental and life threating operations to sterilize them. The operations job was to no longer allow the victims

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