Question

How was nazi Germany hostile towards the undesirables? Elaborate the ways they were discriminated

Answer 1

Answer:

" Nazism "

»Nazis discriminated the undesirables on many basis such as :-

»» they were kept in special areas

»» they were not allowed to live with the desirable people , to eat or even to have their schooling with the desirable

»» they were punished & brutally killed for being undesirable

»» their children's who looked a bit like desirable were separated & we're snatched from their parents , & put into child care homes for further development , etc

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Answer 2

Nazi began to show hostile towards the Jews and Gypsies after coming to power in Germany.  

Explanation:

• After becoming the Chancellor of German, Hitler began delivering talks in society about racial purity.
• His ideas were to create German as an Aryan with blond hair and blue eyes and tall.
• It has always been in Hitler's mind that only pure-blood people make a nation thrive and move forward to glory.
• His ideology led the Germans to force out the Gypsies and Jews to move to concentration camps.
• In Germany, cripples and unhealthy were also came under the undesirable as they were a burden in society.      
• Jews were dismissed from their occupations which included teaching, businness, doctors, professors etc. Jews students were banned from attending public schools and universities.

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