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What were three ways that Jewish children were treated poorly in Nazi Germany?
Jewish children were teased and bullied in school, in fact teachers encouraged this (i believe it was part of their training, to spread Nazi ideas) Jewish children often were either excluded from school or often didn't choose to go in case of bullying eventually the "law against overcrowding in German schools and universities" passed in 25 April 1933 meant no more than 1.5% of children in schools could be Jewish
Why children had to suffer the Holocaust?
It was to ensure that those children did not grow up to have children of their own, and thus perpetuate a Jewish race in Europe. The Nazis wished not only to exterminate all existing Jewish people in Europe, they also considered it vital to ensure that no future Jewish generations grew up their either, and thus perpetuate the very race that Hitler wished to destroy.
How did the Jewish people have children during persecution?
While they were still living in ghettos, some Jews conceived children ... but the bithrate fell.
In the World War 2 were Jewish children made slaves?
No, they were usually murdered on arrival at extermination camps.
How did the Nazis react to Jewish culture?
Most Nazis had no knowledge at all of Jewish culture, only offensive stereotypes of Jews.
