According to the passage why did the nazis feel justified in murdering people with disabilities

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Disabilities went along with the Nazis view of anti-sebatism they were considered of lesser race and less superior to Nazis

AveGali [126]3 years ago

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The Nazi's were a group of people who wanted to feel like they are the best. People of disabilities were in the Nazi's way. Thus, they felt justified when murdering these innocent people. People with disabilities faced some of the common consequences as Jews or Gypsies. Hope this helped :)

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