Explain the reasons why Jews were persecuted in Nazi Germany during the 1930’s and 1940’s.

      The Jews were very religious about their god and the Germans did not like this because the Jews believed that their god was the only true god to believe in. Some christens did not like this because they thought Jews was the cause for the death of Jesus Christ.

    The Nazis did not like the communists because most of the Jews were the communists. The Nazis said “all Jews are dangerous” communists were planning to over thrown the government. Many Jews were not part of the communist party as they were middle class and did not like the extreme party’s who life in Germany. The Nazis blamed the Jews for the unemployment. The Jewish owned a vast majority of business in Germany and they started to sack the German works the German people thought they wanted the wealth for themselves. The Jews there blamed for the loss of the war because the Jews would not lend the German government money to fund the war during the World War 1.

  Hitler wanted a master race. A master was blonde hair and blue eyes these people would be at the top of the table then it would be dark hair and dark eyes would be next then the yellow then the Jews at the very bottom of the table. There was one type of people that did not benefit from this would have the Jews because Hitler wanted to kill them all.

            Jews were persecuted for many reasons such as minority, moneylenders, Diaspora, religion (believing that there God is the only true God), blame for the defeat of the war and unemployment. The most important is that Hitler wanted a ‘master race’ and the Jews where thought to be the most inferior. This made Hitler try to wipe them out to make a better Germany for German people.