A process of removing those deemed ?Un-Aryan', people who were mentally retarded, homosexual, had hereditary diseases or who were generally undesirable according the Reich. However, most persecuted were the Jewish people, who had three separate groups of anti-Jewish legislation pinned upon them during the years between 1933 and 1945...
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Legislation which justified and legalized the murder of hundreds of thousands of Jewish men, women and children for the ?crime' of being Jews. The first wave of anti-Jewish legislation to be instigated was the ?Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service', which came into effect April 7th 1933...
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The Extermination Of The Jews Hitler's ideas also spread across Eastern Europe. Germany's army spread into the Soviet Union and the Netherlands. More Jews were killed there. During the whole time period of the Holocaust as many as 5...	2 / 303
holocaust The rest of the world noted this anti-Semitism, but nothing was done. Kristallnacht or the "The Night of the Broken Glass" was an organized Nazi raid upon Synagogues, Jewish homes, and Jews themselves...	2 / 442
The Holocaust The Nazis tortured Jews because of their faith and because they did not have light hair and blue eyes like the Arians, whom they thought should rule over all...	2 / 292
Anti-Semitism in the West from Constantine to the expulsion of Jews from Spain This signaled the end of the persecution of Christians, but the beginning of the persecution of the Jewish people. With the establishment of Christianity as the state religion in the 4th century, the Church soon began to attack Judaism...	23 / 6185