His policies affected Jews because of the thoughts of Germans being a better race over Jews. His ideas are what caused him to kill so many Jews in the consentration camps. He also believed that the German's deserved more living space and that the Jews were taking up the space needed. He also blamed the economic hardships on the Jewish bankers and business men. In the 40's many bankers happened to be Jewish and so they were an easy target saying that they were to blame when really it was the loss of World War One.
Upon the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust, Hitler's impact was fatal. Upon many millions of other Jews, Hitler's impact was nearly as negative, with the suffering and displacement and grieving he brought upon them through World War II. Quite contrary to Hitler's intentions, there are positive impacts from his actions against Jews: a Jewish homeland has been created and Jewish moral strength and resilience have been powerfully demonstrated as victorious over Nazi hatred.
It reduced the population by 70%. it scared the entire Jewish community and it still haunts them today.
By killing millions of innocent people.
The Holocaust took place in Europe.
The Nazis killed mainly Jews in the holocaust but also people who were 'feeble minded', 'crippled', and even POWs.
The Holocaust started in Germany but spread to other areas that the Germans controlled.
because it did not affect them.
the Holocaust was born from a need, its goal was to find the solution of what to do with Europe's Jews. The outcome was the destruction of the Europen Jews.
The Holocaust took place in Europe.
The Holocaust started in Europe.
Hitler didn't just affect the Holocaust, he was the Holocaust.
At the time of the Holocaust much of Europe was fighting World War 2.
Germany is in Europe, anyway.The Holocaust - the extermination of the Jews - was maonly carried out in Poland.
The Jewish population of central Europe was devastated following the Holocaust. The Central Europe also suffered from disease and starvation.
I think because of the Holocaust, most of the concentration camps were in Europe.
No. The Holocaust took place in Europe between 1941 and 1945.
the Holocaust
yes, but it was nothing compared with the Holocaust in eastern Europe.
most of Europe
Around 1940.