Question

Which of the following was not a part of Hitler's policies to exclude Jews?

• A. Exclusion
• B. Ghettoisation
• C. Assimilation
• D. Annihilation

Answer 1

The correct option is C Assimilation

Hitler excluded Jews in three stages. These were Exclusion, Ghettoisation, and Annihilation.

In the first stage, he used the policy of Exclusion from 1933-39. Under this, it was declared that Jews had no right to live among Germans as Citizens. Under this process, The Nuremberg Law of citizenship of September 1935 was declared. As per this law Jews had no right to get the protection of the German empire.

At the second stage, the process of Ghettoisation was used which means Jew had no right to live among Germans. By this method, Jew had to wear a yellow star of David on their breast. Their houses, passports and legal documents were stamped with an identity mark.

At the third stage, they used the method of Annihilation which means Jews had no right to live. This time Jews were brought to death factories by goods trains. In Poland and elsewhere in the east they were charred in gas chambers. The mass killing took place within minutes with scientific precision.