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why nazi propaganda was successful in creating hatred for jews?

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Answered by wonderwoman7500
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The Nazi's used the method of hatred. Hitler had lost in WW1 and put all the blame saying that it was because of the Jews that we lost. Now he took action immediately and spread the word to his family then army then to ONLY THE GERMANS.  On the 2nd of November they attacked all houses, cinagogs and made fun of them. He made them clean the streets while everyone was laughing at them. even the people who did not like to watch them were to scared to do anything. For 4 years people where tortured, killed, experimented on in dangerous ways and in the end just DIED. Later the army men in Hiltler's gang said they hated killing them but if they did not obey his orders then they would end up in the Jews places. After WW2 the whole world got to know about the holocast.

Answered by Anonymous
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The Nazis were quite effective in using propaganda to great effect. They made propaganda films to fan hatred for Jews with the most infamous being The Eternal Jew. Orthodox Jews were stereotyped and marked. They were shown with flowing beards, wearing kaftans and were referred to as rats and vermins who fed off from good Germans.

Jews were also blamed for Germany’s defeat in World War I, despite the fact that a large number of them served with distinction in the conflict. The propaganda by the Nazis effectively worked on the minds of the people, making use of the centuries of anti-semitic feelings and tapping their emotions. This turned their hatred and anger at those who were blamed for all of Germany’s past and present ills. And the Nazis would be the remedy for these ‘ills’.

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