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Weimar and Nazi Germany
Life in Nazi Germany 1933-39
Anti-Semitism
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What is the definition of
Anti-Semitism
?
Hatred of
Jewish
people
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What were some of the bases for
Nazi
ideas about
Anti-Semitism
?
Different religious beliefs, accusations of blame for
Christ’s
death, and jealousy of
Jewish
success in banking
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How did the
unification
of
Germany
in
1871
contribute to
Anti-Semitism
?
It promoted German nationalism against perceived enemies, including Jewish people
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What myth did
Nationalist
politicians promote after World War 1 regarding
Jewish people
?
That Jewish people and
Communists
were responsible for the
'stab in the back'
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What contradictory accusations were made against
Jewish
people during the rise of
Anti-Semitism
?
They were accused of promoting communism and being part of a capitalist conspiracy
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How did the Great Depression affect perceptions of
Jewish people
in
Germany
?
Jewish people became scapegoats for the economic problems
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What historical context contributed to the rise of
Anti-Semitism
in
Europe
?
Long-standing hatred of
Jewish
people
Religious differences and customs
Accusations of blame for
Christ’s
death
Jealousy of Jewish success in banking and business
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What were the key factors that intensified
Anti-Semitism
in
Germany
during the early 20th century?
Promotion of German nationalism post-
1871
Nationalist myths after World War 1
Economic scapegoating during the
Great Depression
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