Nazi fury against Judaism
Since 1935 new groups of people, considered threats, begin to feel the Nazi fury. First, using the Criminal Code, the persecution of homosexuals began, in addition, Nuremberg’s laws were adopted, based on racist roots and anti -Semitic ideas;but fundamentally they rescued the purity of blood, prohibiting sexual relations between different races.
According to these laws, the definition of a Jew was one that came from three or four generations of a family of Jews, a concept that Nazis would use to differentiate them from the population. Indeed, Judaism was not considered a religion but a hereditary psychological feature that made them people with defective and extremely lower traits to any other race, so it was necessary to end them.
As an innovative idea of the ghettos, the extermination fields appeared, there were a large number of Jews and other Nazi victims, they were introduced to gase cameras, where they released harmful gases such as carbon monoxide, which caused death;However, a minority was part of the "Sonderkommando", who worked inside the gas cameras and prepared the crematoriums, but this only postponed their life.
With the certainty that internal threats would gradually disappear, Hitler launches another component of his action plan, the conquest of external territories, beginning with the invasion of Poland that brought with him the beginning of World War II.
Consequently, the persecutions towards those discriminated by the Nazis intensified, where the extermination fields caused the massacre to large figures of Jews and other minority groups.
While the bilateral, internal and external attack respectively, executed by the Nazis was worked, increased mass immigration of the persecuted groups outside Germany, especially Jews.
However, immigration seriously affected nearby countries, due to the world recession since they represented a danger to the economy where they moved.
To this rate, the Evian Conference was held, the resolution was reduced that a few countries would house immigrants. At the same time, Nazism began to be disapproved and strongly criticized, despite this, the Nazis did not give importance because they were sure of their prompt and deserved victory.
Hitler thought that foreign countries, including France and the United Kingdom were going to be frightened by their party and Germany itself;That is, he assumed his racial ideology as a natural law for his supremacy of race, thus representing the absolute trust they had in themselves.
However, the defensive position adopted by those countries surprised the Nazis, who were in a state of confusion, making a quick and efficient response impossible;Likewise, Nazi morality declined and promoted equivocal decision making, since its results were against what its ideology also prescribed Hitler’s death weakened them to great magnitude;His antagonists took advantage of such an advantage concluding with the surrender of Germany as a component for the end of World War II although the factor was completely ended it was the launch of nuclear bombs to Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the United States.
Therefore, the Holocaust ends on May 8, 1945, four months before the end of the war, the survivors were released and Nazism was suppressed in all its manifestations.
conclusion
The great influence of anti-Semitic ideas converted modern and contemporary anti-Judaism into a racist theme, that Nazi ideology amplified by including other groups of people, classified as lower races, although they also made a distinction between people who could damage integrityNational Socialist.
Nazi’s insightful thinking, based on mythological and militaristic influences, managed to establish a varied ideology for the fusion of nationalist, anti -Semitic principles, xenophobic, anti -migraine and expansionists;With the concrete objective of conserving and unifying the true Germanic, descendants of the Aryan race and those who were not considered Germans should be eradicated.
It is worth noting Hitler as the main character within the entire National Socialist Party because it unified, organized and proposed goals, the together of all the members of the Nazi party and those who supported him was reflected in the third Reich, where Nazi policies beganto their racial homogeneity plan, reflected in a series of drastic measures that they called "the final solution", but, historians then called "the holocaust".
The Nazis were looking for Germany to adapt to their terms and philosophy because they were the salvation of the German nation and their assertions were successful. For the aforementioned reasons, the holocaust was the conglomeration of measures against racially lower groups or with unacceptable behavior, its purpose was to materialize its racial ideology and make it an essential pillar of the third Reich to have a true Germany;This was a fact that marked contemporary history for its cruelty.
Although there is no number, nor total and exact record of victims is unquestionable the strong impact that Nazi genocide had not only in Germany, but also in foreign countries. Finally, it is important to note that the Nazi regime attack plans during the development of war in relation to its ideology are pointed out in a limited magnitude.
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