This photo shows Nazi officials posting a sign on the window of a Jewish business. The sign reads, "Germans! Defend yourself! Bu
y nothing from Jews!" What does this sign suggest about the Nazi government's policies toward Jews? The government was trying to restrict anti-Semitic behavior among citizens. The government was officially promoting and directing anti-Semitism. The government was trying to stop the boycott of Jewish businesses.
<em>The government was officially promoting and directing anti-Semitism.</em>
Explanation:
Nazi's worked under the<u> National Socialist German Workers' Party</u>, which was ruled by Adolf Hitler. Hitler was anti-Semitic, which meant his followers, which were the Nazi's, were as well. They had a prejudice towards Jewish people and felt like they were superior. The Nazi's would try to boycott Jewish businesses, as seen in this example, as they are trying to stop Germans from buying from Jewish owned stores and businesses.
They did not typically fight in traditional means and employed guerrilla warfare against the British. Ambushing the British and catching them off-guard was the colonist's best tactic.
