How far would you agree that the Nazis had achieved a state of ‘pure Aryans’ by 1939?

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Nazi racial policy 1933-1939

Task: How far would you agree that the Nazis had achieved a state of ‘pure Aryans’ by 1939?

Introduction

By 1939 the Nazi regimes was very powerful and had a large number of supporters and were in the process of removing all non-Aryans from Germany.

I partially agree that by 1939 the Nazi's has achieved a pure Aryan state, they had absconded a lot Jews and other races from their government. Any places where the Jews were in power in the German legal system they were removed, before 1939 Jews that had served in the German army In world war 1 were allowed to carry on practising, but after the Nazis regime got even more extreme they were completely removed.

Later on in this period they had removed the Jewish community from normal German society by restricting them to living in squalid conditions in Ghetto’s, these places were filled with disease and infection, rats and malaria, there was poor sanitation and they were monitored around the clock by German soldiers, this was the extreme idea of Heydrick, the man who was directly underneath Himler.

It was Nazi belief was that anti-Semitism was an article of faith, One extreme view of Hitler was that he wanted to ban Jewish German weddings as it corrupted his idea’s of pure Aryans. Hitler decided that he would impose a nation-wide boycott, however this only lasted a day and was known as the April 1st Boycott, in some areas there were mixed responses and even in some cases there was violence! 75,000 Jewish firms were liquidated in the first two years of Hitler.

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Nazis did not just persecute the Jews in the creation of an Aryan state, they had introduced a policy of euthanasia, they claimed that they were only going to do it if they family of the victim wanted it and that they were doing it for the goods of they family, while in fact they were doing it to achieve a pure state. Hitler forced the Jews to emigrate from Germany in 1936 the number of Jews emigrating from Germany was at an all time high. Although in 1939 the number started to decrease was that because the Nazi ...

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