The Jews in Nazi Germany
Where and when did this happen?
This happened in all throughout Germany in the years of 1933 - 1945
Why were people denied their human rights?
Jewish people were denied their human rights based on their appearance. Adolf Hitler (mostly referred to as Hitler) looked at them and labeled them as “impure” and he gave himself the mission of making the whole world full of only pure people. This action was the start of one of the biggest mass murders in history. The Holocaust.
How were people denied their human rights? Jewish people were denied their rights because Hitler had convinced others that Jews were “impure” and which made Jews not able to look how they wanted because under Hitler's eyes they looked impure. Jews lost their right to live freely because they couldn't even go out for a walk or couldn't go places because they would feel unsafe out in the community. Jews had the choice of work or die. A lot of people were put into concentration camps and if the people were of no use for the work that had to be done they would be taken away too either be executed or put into a gas chamber and they were gassed until they were dead. Over all in the holocaust 6 million Jews had died.
What was done/has been done by individuals and groups to try to improve their situation? When Hitler passed away the allies of the whole situation occupied Germany and then over powered the Nazi party and then work as hard as they could too influence Germany's people. Even though Hitler had died and wasn't able too be taken too justice many of the Nazi leaders or higher up people were convicted of war crimes.
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Hi Aiden, I like your post about Jews in Nazi Germany. I like how you explained on why the Jews were denied their rights, it lets you know what they have actually gone through. Maybe next time you could explain how they were denied their in a little more detil. Overall you did a good job, keep up the good work!
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