describe the condition of polish people under nazism
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The condition of the polish under nazism can be explained as follows :
Polish were treated subhuman and they were classified as undeserving for any kind of humanity. They were captured and forced to work as slave labor.When Poland was occupied, Polish were forces to leave their home.Polish intelligentsia was killed in order to keep Polish people devoid of any kind of spirituality and guidance. Polish kids went through the race tests, if they passed they were given to German families and if didn't they were given to orphanages.
Polish were treated subhuman and they were classified as undeserving for any kind of humanity. They were captured and forced to work as slave labor.When Poland was occupied, Polish were forces to leave their home.Polish intelligentsia was killed in order to keep Polish people devoid of any kind of spirituality and guidance. Polish kids went through the race tests, if they passed they were given to German families and if didn't they were given to orphanages.
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The Nazis wanted a society of pure nordic Aryans. Other races were treated as inferior.
Polish people were one of those unlucky people who were treated very badly by the Nazi leaders.
1. They were treated as subhuman and were forced to do labour work.
2. Most of htem died due to starvation and hard work.
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