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choli [55]
2 years ago
7

If World War 2 was supposed to really kill all the Jews and other people Adolf Hitler thought "Inferior", and used propaganda to

keep other people at bay. . . why did people believe his propaganda? And why did he choose the Jews as his target? If he had such a problem with them and wanted them to leave, why not ask them to leave?
History
2 answers:
Elanso [62]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Before Hitler took over, Germany was in great debt and suffering in lack of morale and lack of a good economy from the First world war. Hitler decided that the fault (for some dum reason) of all these problems were the jews, and with the people this desperate they probably believed the misinformation anyways.

Explanation:

Rudiy272 years ago
5 0

People believed him because when you are the one in charge of a big country and tell lies over and over again, people will start to believe you. Germans were brainwashed to believe his lies.

After WW1, all of the blame was placed on Germany, so their economy went down hill. So, when Hitler came to power, he deemed Jewish people responsible for whatever reason. Hitler saw Jews as less than people, had a very strong hatred, and is generally just a bad person, so that's why he choose them as his Target instead of asking them to leave.

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