Anti -Semitism, and Nazi policies
When talking about anti -Semitic politics, it is necessary to go back to the genesis of Nazism, which was nothing more than the fascist ideology of Hitler’s supremacy, called the political and social movement that settled in Germany in Germany in the mid -twentieth century.
Hitler’s ideology was the supreme leader who had total control over the orders of life, whose task was, take the German people to its economic prosperity and social comfort at the costs of others, the Jews.
Before the worst catastrophe suffered by the Jewish people "the anti -Semitic groups were seen by the scholars of the subject as marginal social movements". Anti Judaism was simply a social phenomenon, or it was an inheritance of the past that expressed itself as an antagonism, that is, a pure and supposed rivalry that was sued for the dissatisfaction of social groups and the Jews. Added to this, we can complement it by saying that the animosity and hatred of the Jews is a complex phenomenon caused, among other factors, by: religious fears, economic and social tensions, racial or minority antipathy, envy, and by psychological and cultural phenomena.
"Anti -Semitism is as old as the Jewish presence outside its land". That is why, as much as Aly’s book and Krell’s, they explain that the Jews have always been the object of hatred in all the lands in which they have established. That hatred has been independent of the race, the system of government, of the particular customs of each people and religion.
Both sources of research are contrasted by pointing out that the consequences of Nazism was the disastrous and painful World War II, which generated millions of innocent victims worldwide, being largely, the genocide of the Jewish people in concentration camps.
As well as at the beginning of all history "in Germany, before the beginning of the war, a process of concentration of the Jews that understood two objectives had already been developed: the settlement in the big cities and their separation from the big cities". Clearly, I can notice that Hitler’s reasons were ambitious, of course he would ensure that they were the development of his people, but even in the eyes of the Jews, they were the most cruel acts that guilt is not part.
As mentioned before, Hitler’s ideas caused so many havoc in their society, that they have a transverse axis in history, which is why, when talking about its consequences, World War II was where we highlight the hate to the Jews. During World War II, human rights abuses such as the Jewish holocaust or experimentation that cause the extermination of many people who at that time resided in the concentration camps, which began thanks to the most dominant character in Germanythat we all know, Adolf Hitler.
Jews and other people considered undesirable were imprisoned and killed in Nazi concentration camps and the extermination fields. The application of the racial policies of the regime culminated with the mass murder of Jews and other minorities in the Holocaust. The return to economic stability promoted the popularity of the regime. “Among the most unknown crimes of Nazism is the murder of about 200.000 Germans ". Racism was one of the central characteristics of official ideology. The Jews and other ethnic groups considered undesirable were persecuted or killed, and the opposition to the Hitler government was systematically repressed.
Likewise, the anti -Semitic policy was favored by the predisposition that the social masses had to accept the accusations against the Jews who agreed with their preconceived ideas, ideas such as "are the scum of society" these prejudices were easily exploited by the leaders ofturn and by German doctrines.
Under the government of Hitler, Germany became a totalitarian state, which sought to control all aspects of life, which is why its anti -Semitic policy began to eliminate all that was passing through, since Hitler only believed that there was one "Unique race ”, which is why in this sense, the solution was the extermination“ among the most common manifestations of anti -Semitism through the epochs were the pogroms, which were nothing more than taques against Jews by local populations, often animated byThe authorities". An important component of political anti -Semitism was nationalism, whose adhered often denounced falsely to Jews as unfair citizens.
It is complex.
According to Gustavo d. Perednik: "The Jews were burned at the stake for the religion of love, slandered by the precursors of fraternal illuminism, and discriminated against by the ideology of equality" (Gustavo, 2001) why exterminate a part of the population for the population forensure the survival of another? In my feeling, anti -Semitic policy reduces, limits and close to other relevant and significant aspects of the long and rich history of a nation in its growth, in its transcendence, in its legacies and in its contribution to humanity. I absolutely believe that Hitler’s ideologies were ambitious but thought only for the prosperity of his Germany, in this sense, he could be justifying the extermination of the Jews, but from the heart it was one of the most genocidal acts that a people can do to theircommunity. Since "the different processes that sought the destruction of European Judaism, have become an integral part of Jewish history" (Krell, 2014, p. 14) From my point of view, anti -Semitism occupies an important chapter in the historical development of a people that is marked by persecutions and exterminations.
Both Götz Aly’s novel and Yehuda Krelll’s, force many labels about the anti -Semitism that Impero in Germany. The Jews in Germany, according to the authors of the sources studied, were a burden for many, dying violently and in the most absolute forgetfulness. In relation to Nazi crimes, the two sources establish a relationship of perpetrators and victims in which the former are, "usually", hierarchs, officials and members of the Nazi party, who are nothing more than the executors of an extermination plan andThe latter, are the Jews, slaves, disabled, associals for the benefit of a project of organization of society.
So the studies of both sources reveal that, German society itself was outside the equation, ignorant of the execution of these crimes and in a state of temporal amnesia that serves as collective justification. They intend to segregate the Jews of Aria society and abolish their political, legal, and civil rights. Both sources blame German society completely, because it is as simplistic as unfair.
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