What were the three stages of extermination of jews
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The Nazi Party was built on prejudice and Anti-Semitism(hatred for jews)
1. Prejudice: an opinion formed beforehand /without full knowledge
2. Anti-Semitism: hostility or prejudice against Jews B. Anti-Semitism in Europe has a long history Hitler's laws and the SS were not new to Jews
3. Many thought the discrimination was just a passing phase
4. Stage One: Based on long-held stereotypes, Jewish people were thought of as different as animals. Nazis used stereotypes to enhance the mistrust some Germans felt about the Jews.Hitler and the other german soldiers treated the jews worse than the animals.
Mein Kampf. Hitler blamed the Jews for Germany's problems
Nazis defined the Jews as a separate race
Stage 2:
Violence
Kristallnacht, November 9-10, 1938
Attack on Jewish homes, businesses and synagogues; killed many Jews
Began to send people to concentration camps.These death camps hardly gave a proper meal to them.
Stage 3: Began centuries before the Holocaust and lasted throughout the Holocaust because of propaganda