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Why is the word antisemitism misleading?

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It’s misleading because the actual definition of antisemitism has to do with the study of multiple languages and nothing to do with religion

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Antisemitism

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The hatred towards all Jews and its significant because it is one of the biggest roles during the holocaust.

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Why were physically/mentally disabled people targeted during the holocaust?

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They were targeted because the nazis believed it would be easier to get people on board with it and keep the program a secret.

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Why were gypsies targeted by the nazis?

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They were related to criminal act and they couldn’t be defined by any type of racial group or social groups. Nomadic

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Why were the Jehovah’s witnesses targeted by the nazis?

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They didn’t know their door to door preaching, preached different ideas, wouldn’t pledge to the nazi government, wouldn’t serve in the military, and wouldn’t acknowledge state authority if it didn’t go with their religion.

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Why did the nazis target the Freemasons?

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Secretive, atheistic, disobedience, and liberalism.

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Why did the nazis target the communists?

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They would abided to hitlers shenanigans.

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Why did the nazis target homosexuals?

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They believed it was wrong to like the same sex for a long period of time outside experimenting.

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Why did the nazis target the Slavs?

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They didn’t have the same cultural achievements. Believed to be barbaric, uneducated, and primitive.

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Causes of the holocaust

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Political will, manipulation, and leadership

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The difference between Nazi and German

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Not all Germans were Nazis and not all Nazis are German.

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Nazi groups in other nations

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Romans: worried a different god would jeopardize the nations security. Restrictions were made like ID badges and specific living locations

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Why the Nazis targeted already marginalized groups?

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Easier to get others on board with what they were doing because they already weren’t well liked.

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Ancient Roman treatment of the Jews

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Forced to wear ID badges, moved from homes, or move out of country completely.
Because they worried that their worship of one God jeopardized the empires security

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Difference between Christians and Jews

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The main difference between the two is that Christians believed God wasn’t from this earth and that Jesus is the messiah

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Jewish restrictions during the Middle Ages

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Forced the live is certain areas, ID badges, and forced out of the area completely

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Martin Luther’s influence on Hitler

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Influenced many of Hitlers ideas and many of his speeches

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Napoleons treatment of the Jews

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He tried to repeal the laws against the Jewish people, which he made technically lawful but was never acted upon

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Pale settlement

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It was a precursor for Nazi behavior because it forced the Jews to live in certain communities like ghettos

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Why were Jews over represented in some professions?

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They were excluded from so many other jobs that those were the only options

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Sephardic Jews

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They had a different language from other Jews and lived in different areas

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Eugenics

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Study of blood and race and the scientific belief that only the healthiest and strongest with reproduce. Significant because it gave probed to wipe out the undesirables

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Selective breeding

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When you pick certain people to reproduce to make the best product and becomes popular during the 20th century.

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Karl Binding and Alfred Hoche

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Wrote a book against war veterans saying that they were useless and it’s significant because it supports the idea of selective breeding and eugenics

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Herero/Nama of Africa

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Genocide killing these people and it’s significant because it shows total victory by the German troops by wiping out all those people

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Which country did most African Germans come from?

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French troops

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Paradox about homosexuals during the 1920s

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Berlin was a homosexual hotspot but many were killed or attacked there because it was so greatly populated

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Treaty of Versailles factors

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Put all the war guilt on Germany, millions in reparations, limited the German army, 10% of gain territory lost

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Intentionalists

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Believed Hitler to be the master mind of mass murder which is opposite from the functionalists

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Functionalists

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Believed Hitlers ideas were developed over time and was saw as a weak leader. Different from the intentionalists ideas

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Did Hitler has Jewish heritage?

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No.

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Pan-Germanism

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Idea that all Germans should be held together in one state and no dispersed everywhere.

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Karl Lueger

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Influenced Hitler with antisemitic propaganda

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Social Darwinism

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When only the strong people survive and reproduce because if their genetic make up makes then different. Significant because that’s what Hitler believed

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Richard Wagner

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Wrote grande operas and he’s significant because he helped Hitler develop his ideas in politics and power

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National socialist German workers party (Nazis)

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Preexisting group that Hitler joined and immediately became a very popular speaker. Party he becomes control over

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Mein kampf

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Autobiography/propaganda piece written by Hitler while in jail. Two parts: his life story and his plans for taking over the world. Antisemitic ideas

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Geli Raubal

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Was Hitlers niece and closest emotional relationship. She commits suicide.

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Redemptive Antisemitism

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How Hitler used his ideas to kill the Jews -> that it was gods will and they must act upon it

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Reason for sense of urgency

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That it was gods will and they must act upon it. Believed the Aryan’s race was already ruined and needed to be fixed immediately. Didn’t give people time to think.

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Hitlers view of women

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Viewed them only has a source of reproduction.

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Fuhrer principle

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It meant commitment to uncontested leadership and wanted total loyalty from the people. Be an absolute ruler

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Hermann Goring

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WWI hero, Luftwaffe commander, started Gestapo and 4 year plan, significant role in the nazi party

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Joseph Goebbels

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He was a journalist and he was the head of of propaganda, stirred up hatred

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Heinrich Himmler

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Second most powerful man next to Hitler, started the idea of concentration camps head of SS, architect of mass murder

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Gertrud Scholtz-Klink

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Woman leader in the Nazi Party who provided Hitler with help, National Women’s leader

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Achievements of the Weimar Republic

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Supposed to be a temporary government, first European power to give women the right to vote other than Russia, major film development, strongest economy

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Weimar Republics national security situation

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Extremely well done and there was no threat whatsoever

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Myth of a stab in the back

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People believed they were mislead and stabbed in the back during wartime, civilians against military and gave no support but were blamed for no support

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Reichstag

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German parliament, made up of peoples representatives

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Why did Germans join extremist political parties?

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Joined during hard times and wanted change quickly

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US stock market crash

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Worsened Germany’s economic situation, increase in unemployment, commodity prices, and shrinking markets

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Heinrich Bruning

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Was chancellor and persuaded the president to put article 48 into action

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Article 48

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Allowed the president to govern during a state of emergency

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Reichstag fire

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Burning of a parliament building, communists were framed to gain disapproval towards them.

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Enabling law

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Enabled Hitler to make decisions on his own without going through parliament and eliminated the Reichstag

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Paragraph 175

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Outlawed sexual relations between men. People were indifferent to this or cheered it on.

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Paul Von Hindenburg

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President of Germany, people’s last hope to stop Hitlers reign.

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Hitlers change to the military oath

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Instead of swearing allegiance to Germany, they now swear allegiance to Hitler.

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Nuremberg Laws

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Laws created that were against Jews, gave specifics to the types of relations you can have with Jews, how people were classified significant cause it finally gave the outline of who was Jewish

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Reich citizenship law

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Didn’t decided if you were aryan or not. Just that you weren’t Jewish. Took away German citizenship

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Mischlinge

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People who had Jewish grandparents but still passed as non-Jewish.

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Triumph of the will

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Propaganda movie that is the most successful of its time, about the party rally, Leni Refenchal

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SD (surveillance unit)

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A type of police that finds out information and reports back, like the secret service

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Reason for rearmament and conscription

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Done in secret, breaking treaty of Versailles. Building the army and drafting of men.

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Four-Year Plan

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Hitlers plan to get ready for war and finish it.

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Reasons why Hitler got involved in the Spanish civil war

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Allowed him to go against communism, allied with France, test out military and new technology

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Germany’s third phase of development

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Actively looking for war, wanted territory, and to prove themselves

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How did success/territorial gain play a part in Hitlers strategy?

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The more success he was the more accepting the people were which caused less stress and gave Hitler confidence

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Anschluss

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Italy and Austria battling over some lands and Germany gains them. Annexation of Austria to Germany. Italy wanted those lands

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Kurt Von schuschnigg

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Chancellor of Austria, doesn’t want to annex Austria, announce special vote to see if people were for it. They were.

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Austrians response to German invasion

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Germany gave many hope people cheered for them

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Sudetenland

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Czechoslovakia owned it, Germany wants it because of its citizens and wanted the land back. Lebanstraum provide for the war.

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Munich Conference

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France/Britain/Germany/Czechoslovakia -> leaves Czechoslovakia out and they give Germany the land as appeasement

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Appeasement

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Giving into a countries needs to avoid conflict

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How did Hitler take over the rest of Czechoslovakia?

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Took over militarily, walked right on in

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Kristallnacht

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Night of broken glass which was the attacks on Jewish businesses and homes synagogues

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Neville chamberlain

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British prime minister, gave into Hitlers demands for appeasement.

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Changes because of Kristallnacht

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Said violence wouldn’t be as public any more and Jews paid repercussions many fled afterwards

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Dachau

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First concentration camps, used to make people into useful citizens people sent there were political opponents and antisocial elements

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1936 Berlin Olympics

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Cleaned up the street and put people into camps, have them a reason

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What was hitlers approach to foreign policy during the mid 1930s

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Talk peace and plan for war

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Anglo-German naval agreement

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Supposed to stop naval war and allowed Germany to violate treaty of Versailles and they started to rebuild

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Hitler Stalin pact

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Public proclamation of friendship and nonaggression secret alliance to divide lands (no intentions of keeping it)

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Hitlers speech 1-1-1939

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Speech on what he wanted out of the war, solving the Jewish problem, race and space

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Why did many non Jewish people attempt to leave Germany?

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Feared for safety, many still saw camps, political stance, sexuality. trouble was paperwork and money

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St. Louis

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Transport of 8,000-9,000 people over seas and no one would take them, sent back to Europe

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