Describe how the Jews were discriminated against in Germany from 1933 to 1939.

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Describe how the Jews were discriminated against in Germany

from 1933 to 1939

Between 1933 and 1939 the Jews were persecuted in Nazi Germany.  The persecutions became worse and extremely harsh as the Nazi rule tightened around the Jewish population.

Hitler believed that the Jews were the inferior race and the cause of all Germanys problems.  He grew to be extremely anti-semetic and wanted the German population to be superior and Germany to be the super- power it once was.

In Hitler’s early life he was a undergraduate at school.  He attempted to enter a art college in Vienna to pursue his passion for painting.  The college refused to accept him and he became a peasant, doing anything for money.  In his peasant life he mixed with other similar people, they blamed the Jews for their problems and Hitler picked up these ideas and his anti-semitism gradually grew.  They believed that Jews take wealth and jobs form the German citizens, leaving the ‘true Germans’ without food, work and shelter.  

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The persecution of the Jews began in 1933 when the Nazi party came into power in Germany.  The persecution began with all Jews being banned from the civil service.  Jews were kicked out from any job to do with the government including Schooling, Police and healthcare.

The next step in Hitler’s plan was to make Jews feel unwelcome in Germany.  Jewish shops were marked with a yellow star or the words ‘Juden’.  Jews had to sit on different seats on buses and trains.  Schools began to teach anti-semetic ideas to pupils.

In 1935 Jews were banned from ...

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