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While some individuals may have been coerced or pressured into joining the Nazi party, it is important to note that many Germans willingly supported the ideology and policies of the Nazis. Factors such as Propaganda, social pressure, and fear of reprisal played a role in the widespread acceptance of Nazism in Germany. Additionally, the Nazis utilized a combination of persuasion tactics and propaganda to gain support and maintain control over the population. Ultimately, the reasons for individuals aligning themselves with the Nazi party were complex and varied.
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What purpose did forced labor serve for the Nazis?
The Jews made supplies in the camps, guns, bombs, ammunition.......
Were the Nazis nice people?
No
Why are Nazis gay?
Nazis are not gay; in fact, the Nazis murdered tens of thousands of gay people in concentration and death camps.
People persecuted by the Nazis because of their religion?
the answer to the people who were persecuted by the Nazis because of their religion is the JEWS no need to thank me <3 =)
What symbol did the Germans get forced to wear as Nazis?
Jews had stars of David poles had red triangle
What are the SS what did they do to people who opposed the Nazis?
The SS arrested, tortured, murdered, imprisoned, and put in forced labor.
What did the Nazis do to the prisoners of the camp?
The people who was fit to work was forced into labour working whiles most children was killed or experimented on ____________________ The Nazis were free to do almost whatever they wanted to the prisoners.
Did the Nazis ever insult or humiliate the Jews?
Yes. For example, the Nazis forced the Jews to clean the pavement. --Janet
How the Nazis spread their ideas?
they forced people to.
Why do the jews allow themselves to be led into the ghetto the cattle cars and then the concentration camp?
The Jews had two choices. either they do what the nazis told them to do...or they die. the nazis forced them into the cars. if they had fought back, they would get shot. they nazis forced them into th ghettos. if they had fought back, they would get shot and killed. lastly, the nazis forced them into the concentration capms. if they had tried to fight back or escape then they would immediately get shot and killed. basically, the jews did not allow it to happen. it was life or death.
What kinds of crimes were committed by Nazis?
The Nazis committed numerous crimes against the Jewish and other people that stood in their way. The Jewish people were imprisoned in concentration camps, starved to death, forced to work, separated from their families, put to death by gas, and had medical experiments performed upon them.
What did the Nazis do with surviving Jews?
Before the liberation of the camps, Jews was forced to work and/or Killed
What happened to the people that were taken to the concentration camps?
They were other forced into doing jobs for the Nazis, but if they weren't physically capable of doing so, they were either shot, or poisoned in false showers.
Why did other countries collaborate with the Nazis?
So that the country would not be taken over or forced into a war
How did the people get moved to Poland from the Nazis?
they were moved by the Nazis, not from the Nazis, the Nazis were in Poland. Most long distance travel was made by train.
Did the Nazis beat people to death?
yes, or rather some people who happened to be Nazis beat some people to death, but it was not because they were Nazis, rather just because they were touched.
Concentration camps?
Labor camps the Nazis forced Jews into; had been originally set up to imprison political opponents, but were turned over the the SS to house people like the Jews; in these camps people were staved, worked to death, and suffered from countless diseases
