Question

‘The life of Jews in Nazi Germany wen t from bad to worse’. Explain.

Answer 1

Instructions:

1. The answer should have at least 4-6 points.
2. We will begin with a brief explanation of the propaganda done by the Nazi government.
3. Then, we will explain the atrocities faced by Jews in Nazi Germany.

Solution:

Hitler and the Nazi Party made the Jews scapegoats for everything that went wrong with the country – humiliation at Versailles, unemployment and even communism.

The Jews were stripped of their German citizenship with the help of the Nuremberg Laws. They were made to stay in Ghettos, away from the general population.

To keep the purity of the Aryan race intact, Germans and Jews were not allowed to marry. The businesses owned by the Jews were vandalised and looted. Their places of worship, the synagogues, were destroyed.

After taking away all they had, the Jews were exiled to concentration camps.