1.
It was in Vienna where his anti-Semitic beliefs
began. He was influenced by the Upper
Pan-German nationalism movement circulated by Gorg Von Schronerer and Vienna
Mayor Karl Lueger . It was Schronerer who shaped Hitler’s ideology while Lueger
influenced his tactics.
2.
It was due to theological differences, misinterpretation
of Jewish customs and traditions.
3.
It was time when Jews were now being integrated
in society this was due to the Age of Enlightenment.
4.
Upon becoming a member, Hitler later became
chairman on July 28, 1921 and it became stronger and more centralized under his
leadership.
5.
They were constructed to detain those perceived
to be enemies of the state. Nazi Storm
Troopers, police and local civilian authorities rounded up suspected subversives
and imprisoned them in these camps.
1.
Businesses belonging to Jews looted and
destroyed. This was due to the killing of
German Secretary to France Ernst von Rath by a Polish Jew named Herschell Grynszpan. Although shops were restored, hostility
towards the Jews grew stronger.
2.
It affected the German economy, it was not able
to pay its loans and banks went under.
Tariffs were raided and exports dropped causing poverty among the German
people. Hitler used this to his
advantage and that led to the rise of Nazism in Germany.
3.
Well some Jews converted to Christianity in
Europe while others emigrated and settled in the United States although there was
still prejudice towards the jews.
4.
Hitler was a gifted orator when he gave his
speech at a meeting on October 16, 1919,
support for the Nazi movement grew as money poured in to finance their
propaganda. He also recruited friends he knew from the war as well as
disgruntled workers to his cause.
5.
Aryan women were not allowed to have abortions. It was only allowed for those who are
handicapped or mentally ill as well as Jews and women who come from conquered
countries.
