To them the final solution is just a myth. The anti-Semitic policies of the Nazis, was not the first time a regime had imposed its will upon the Jewish people. The Jewish faith or ‘race’ as the Nazis believed, had suffered greatly at the hands of anti Semitic rulers since they were first expelled from their historical homeland of Israel, by the Romans in the first century after Christ, then becoming a dispossessed people who settled in other lands...
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They were seen by many to be the killers of Christ, who himself was a Jew, and non-Christian, as they did not believe that Jesus was the Son of God. Other reasons that the Jews were further ostracized was due to their nepotism within their communities, the fact that they practised usury, the gaining of interest on financial loans, which was banned by the church for many centuries, and they excelled at business...
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