History Paper Jewish.

History Paper Jewish.

 

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As long as Marshall Paul von Hindenburg was president of German, the Jews that had fought in the 1914 -198 war was safe from the discriminatory laws. However, with Hitler’s rise into power in 1934 after the death of Hindenburg, this exemption took another shift. While Hitler’s main agenda after raising to power consisted of rebuilding Germany’s power, improving the economy and destroying his political enemies, he also participated in the development of Anti-Jewish policies that saw to the destruction of the Jews in Germany. This began in 1933 where the Nazis started to practice their racial ideologies. This led to the Jews being referred to as the inferior races  while the Nazis were the superiors.

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