Hitler's Ideas Of Extermination

Hitler, in 1934-1945, believing in the works of Charles Darwin, made concentration camps for the jews. He discriminated against the Jews, and declared The Aryan race to be superior. The killing of the Jews was both out of fear and pride for Hitler. He feared the fact that the Jews might spoil the pureness of the Aryans. He took pride in the fact that his race was superior, and so wanted to maintain his race’s superiority to keep his pride intact.

Hitler killed over six million Jewish people in the Holocaust. He strongly disliked the race.

Is the definition of “Exterminate.” A harsh, fierce word that strikes fear into an opponent’s heart. The holocaust was a German regime to rid all Jews in Europe; they were believed to be an inferior race to the superior “German race.” The Germans thought they were “racially superior,” group. The word “Holocaust” was originated as a Greek word that means, “Sacrifice by fire.” The first signs of the word Holocaust used was back in 1942 when the London News Chronicle spoke of this as “A holocaust” And Whilst the extermination of Jewish peoples other groups Nazi’s deemed inferior were targeted these were: Homosexuals, Jehovah’s witnesses, the disabled, Communists, gypsies, socialist and also some Slavic peoples. There are

Adolf Hitler, chancellor and dictator of Germany from 1934 to 1945, was founder and leader of the Nazi Party. Under the leadership of Hitler, Nazi Germany created concentration camps to segregate Jews and many other minorities from German society. Though, the Jewish population was not great in Germany, individuals who had converted to another religion or had ancestors who were Jewish were also categorized by the Nazis as a Jew. The “Final Solution,” the genocide of more than six million Jewish people, consisted of gassing, shootings, starvation and random acts of terror. This is the most familiar scheme from the

Hitler’s next plan on his agenda was to exterminate all Jews using extremely inhumane methods. Hitler crossed all merciless boundaries when it came to extermination tactics. Hitler went to drastic measures in order to massacre all Jews as quickly as possible. From mass killings upon arrival through the use of gas chambers, innocent Jews were victimized by Hitler’s sadistic actions. Thus, six million Jews fell victim to the Holocaust (Novick, “To Bigotry No Sanction”).

Hitler wanted all the Jews dead. For this, he built mass killing centers, which used gas chambers to kill Jewish people (“The Holocaust” 2).

Hitler had many reasons on why the Jews should be ‘annihilated’, from them being the cause of Germany’s poor finances to them ruining the racial ‘purity’ of Germany, which apparently had no place for any Jews. When Hitler was convicted into prison in 1923, he wrote a book called Mein Kampf (Meaning My Struggle). In this book he boldly states, “As a result of this, we shouldn’t be surprised if our people someday view the personification of the Devil, as the symbol of all evil, as the Jew himself” (Ford 277). In this bold statement, Hitler says how ‘our

Adolf Hitler was driven by one thought, that if you were a Jew you were worthless, vile, and needed to be eradicated. His way of thinking became known as Nazi ideology. For example, Hitler stereotyped that all Jews were the same. “About two out of every three Jews living in Europe before the war were killed in the Holocaust. When World War II ended in 1945, six million European Jews were dead; more than

Adolf Hitler was driven by one thought, that if you were a Jew you were worthless, vile, and needed to be eradicated. His way of thinking became known as Nazi ideology. For example, Hitler stereotyped that all Jews were the same. “About two out of every three Jews living in Europe before the war were killed in the Holocaust. When World War II ended in 1945, six million European Jews were dead; more than

“In 1941 Hitler ordered the extermination of the Jewish-Bolshevist intelligentsia and the elimination of every potential enemy in the occupied Eastern territories. He was fully aware of mass executions of Jewish civilians in these

Adolf Hitler was a German leader and his government was Nazism. (Skog 4) Hitler believed that Jews were the enemy, and would beat and kill them in the streets. (4) He was a cruel leader, and killed millions of Jews. (4) Some of the Germans still hated the Jews. (Skog 12) Some Germans felt real sorry about the Jews dying. (12) The camps were for either killing Jews or imprisoning, and then killing them afterward. (4) Jews had to dress up in stripes, and if they didn’t they would be severely punished(12)

Adolf Hitler, most evil man in history, killed around eleven million people. He killed people who were Jewish, Gypsies, Poles, and some Slavs. Hitler also killed people with health or mental disabilities. Victims also included homosexuals, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and anyone who looked different. It is said that 6 million Jews were killed during the Holocaust, one-third of all Jewish people living at the time. The Holocaust started in 1933 and ended in 1945. Concentration camps are camps where most of the people died. They were killed in different ways. They were either killed by guns, starvation, or working to hard. Some victims were told they were going to take a shower but they were walking in a gas chamber and that’s how they were killed.

Hundreds of thousands of Jews had already been murdered during World War II when The Final Solution made its appearance. When Hitler and his party, the Nazis, were elected in 1932, (The History Place) Hitler’s ambitions seemed far-fetched. In 1941, two years after World War II had begun; Adolf Hitler’s plan to erase the Jewish population was already underway and fully operating right under everyone’s nose. In Germany, Austria, Poland, and Belgium, thousands of people were being killed monthly, but despite this success, Hitler was still not satisfied. For him to be completely satisfied with the results, the Jews needed to be gone permanently. For six years Hitler rampaged across Europe, forcing his plans on other countries, causing destruction wherever he went. His hatred for “impure” races, especially Jews, is what led to the designing of a master plan to annihilate them entirely. The Final Solution was Hitler’s chance to create the world he desired. The Final solution was created solely for one purpose—the mass murder of millions.

10a. One thing that motivates people to hate is anger. Hitler’s followers bought into the idea that all Jews are evil because they wanted someone to blame for their financial problems. At the Museum of Tolerance, I learned that before Hitler rose to power Germany was in a recession. Many people lost money, jobs and even their homes. This made the people of Germany very mad. From this anger, Nazi followers arose, and their irrational ideas began to infect the minds of the German citizens. Soon Hitler and his crazy ideas were elected Prime Minister. This anger made many people in Germany lose sight of their beliefs and made them think irrationally. Throughout the Holocaust anger and hate was a driving force for the Nazi party.

Hitler became chancellor in Germany in January 1933, with many revolutionary ideas. However, the ideas that Hitler and his Nazi party had are what led to the beginning of World War II. Adolf Hitler contributed to the murder of over 13 million people, 6 million of them being of the Jewish religion. He single-handedly wiped out 1/3 of the entire Jewish population. He created laws that targeted Jews specifically and made concentration camps for anyone that didn’t fit his “master race” to be tortured and executed (German 2017).