The Holocaust: Economic Causes Of The Holocaust

The Holocaust - I see Holocaust as one of the greatest atrocities in human history today. It is very painful to look at it and understand what could have lead Germans to kill over six million Jews and millions of more others deemed undesirable, to murder them outright.
Two ways in which the Holocaust could be attributed to economic causes
1. Depression- there was a great depression in Germany. Fighting ravaged Europe’s countryside and agriculture. Few people remained to work in the fields after war. Famine and disease spread through bombed out cities and there were not enough white recruits to fulfill the needs of police forces, so police began recruiting blacks, this caused defense spreading to grow
2. The Holocaust is actually attributed to the economic causes because according to the Hitler’s plans, Jews of Poland were to be exterminated, exploited and their properties and possessions for good of the Reich. The Nancy’s also rented out Jewish to the military and Industries …show more content…
1. The German officially boycott the Jewish shops in April 1933 which will affect their income. When you have low income, it will be difficult to meet up with your