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Hitler killed more than Jews, Hitler wanted to kill anyone who wasn't German, or who had any physical or mental problems.

Arturiano [62]3 years ago

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He thought that anyone who wasn't German was impure. He made laws that said that Jews couldn't marry Germans because it would make the German race impure. (This is kind of like when black people weren't allowed to marry white people in the 1900s). So, he killed most of the Jews. Some people think that hitler was secretly afraid of the Jews and thought they might rise to power someday.

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