Why Did the Nazis treatment Of the Jews change from 1939-1945?

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Why Did the Nazis treatment Of the Jews change from 1939-1945?

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>        In this essay I will be trying to why did the Nazis treatment of the Jews

change from 1939-1945.

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>        On the first of September 1939 under the secret Nazi-soviet pact the Soviet

Union agreed to advance into Poland and in return they would get the eastern

half of Poland only in return for his neutrality, Josef Stalin agreed this.  On

September 17 advanced to an agreed line that cut Poland in half.  After a

tenacious defence against the German forces around it Warsaw surrendered on

September 27.  Over a million Jews were left on the eastern side and about

another quarter of a million were kicked over by the Germans, many of these

survived.  These Jews were then sent to Soviet central or to labour camps in

Siberia.  While the war was on many of them enlisted in the Polish forces.  They

then went on to fight against Germany in North Africa and Italy.  As German

troops entered towns some of the amused themselves by tormenting individual

Jews, kicking Jews, cutting off beards of orthodox Jews, forcing orthodox Jews

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to pull at one another's beards.  This was often followed by acts of brutality,

by sever beatings and by executions.  Special SS "operational groups" carried

these out after the army had captured the town.  One example is on the 3rd

September 1939 one of the SS groups entered Wieruszow on arrival they captured

20 Jews took them to the market place and lined them up for execution.  A little

girl came running up to her father and wished to say good bye, but the SS

soldiers captured her and ordered her to open her mouth then shot her through

it. ...

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