Non Aryan Minorities Research Paper

Since the beginning of World War II, the Jewish people and other non-Aryans were discriminated against to newer and more extreme levels in Europe. This mass murder is known as the Holocaust. By the end of the war, the Holocaust had caused many deaths, six million Jews were killed, as well as four million non-Aryans. Many Americans ask, “why did the government just watch the annihilation?” The United States officials stated that stopping railroad cars going to the camps or bombing the camps directly would have been a waste of supplies, but there is evidence that proves that government officials could have alleviated some of the losses of the Jewish people.
In 1939, a German passenger ship called the St. Louis came to Miami, Florida. This ship of immigrants held approximately one thousand Jewish immigrants looking to escape Germany. Instead of allowing the …show more content…
The destruction in to the Jewish population and other minorities could have been smaller, but, the damage was already done.
Now looking at the present day, many people have started to be more accepting of Jewish people as well as other non-Aryan minorities, such as homosexuals and the disabled. Even though Nazi Germany is long gone, there are still anti-Semitic organizations all around the United States, still spreading hatred towards the Jewish people.
The National Socialist Movement is an anti-Semitic group of people spreading hatred by taking part in violent riots. The goal of the National Socialist Movement is to deny all Jews, non-whites, and homosexuals citizenship in the United States. This group of radicals are known for their choice of wardrobe as well. They are known to wear the original Nazi uniforms, but recently changed to all black uniforms. There are many existing chapters of this organization, including one located in Orlando,