Democrization of rights can best be explained as?
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By 1933 the Nazis came to power by democratic and legal means, and the next year they had appointed Hitler as the "Fuhrer". Since this title would give him complete power over the traditional and conservative factions, the rise of Hitler was also a result of the effort by the extreme right to find a way to improve the worse situation they were by the loss of WWI.
Blaming Jews as the cause of the bad happenings to Germany, and accusing them of worldwide conspiracy turned later into a deep wave of Anti-semitism and propaganda (1937). Laws operated to deny progressively the rights of the former German citizens, and slowly by setting up Ghettos and taking away their possessions would give Nazis popularity among the rest of the factions.
Full persecution across the rest of Europe was designed openly to eliminate any trace of Jews in other countries.
Eventually, the workcamps that gained prisoners from all Europe's Ghettos would turn into death camps.
In 1941 The ‘Final Solution’ agreed by Hitler and his high command would express the deliberated attempt to vanish a whole culture and ethnic groups that historically had been prosecuted.
Since the Jews had no nation, and they were scattered , they were the prey of the horrors of war , and the nations simply witnessed passively the situation.
Perhaps the Holocaust was the trigger for the Jews worldwide to support the cause of a state of Israel , and fight for their right of existence.
