How Did Hitler Get

Rid of Jews?

By Mohammed Alman of Grade 8I

 Acknowledgements
First of all, I would like to thank my history teacher
Sir Soori for giving me the opportunity and
knowledge. Without him it would not be possible
to deliver this project.
I would also like to thank my parents for helping
me and taking their time to go through my project,
Mohammed Alman
Student of Alethea International School

Preface
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I never would have thought that my child would
improve this much. He has learned a lot throughout
the past years.
He has gained a lot of knowledge in History with
the help of Sir Soori
Alman’s Mother

Contents
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 The Main Reason for Hitler’s Rage towards
Jews
 The Police State in Germany
 Nuremburg Laws
 The Night of Broken Glass
 Nazi’s Control Over Jews
 Final Solution

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The Main Reason for Hitler’s Rage
Towards Jews
As a child his upbringing was
not happy. Hitler wanted to be
an artist but got rejected leading
to him joining the World War 1.
Once Germany lost WW1,
People spread a myth that
Germany was stabbed in the
back by Jews and Hitler fell for the myth.
Thus, making Jews an enemy to Hitler. At the same time
Germany was having a major economic crisis and Hitler
along with the Nazi’s thought they could solve all problems
by expelling the Jews.

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The Police State in Germany
Hitler created a police state in Germany under SS and
Gestapo. They were
secret police and the
duty they were given
was finding enemies of
Nazi rule. All the
opposing Nazi rule that
got caught ended up in a
concentration camp
opened which was
opened in 1933 and it spread to every corner of Germany.
In 1936 SS and Gestapo were brought under one command -
Himmler who believed in racial and moral purity. He had
already dismissed 60000 SS members for being
homosexuals, alcoholics, or morally corrupt. Gestapo
arrested anybody who was suspected of going against the
Nazi rule and they were sent to concentration camps. Nearly
200000 Germans were sent to concentration camps to die due
to gossips and joking about Hitler.

Nuremburg
Laws
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The Nuremburg law was a law that told Germans should
not marry Jews and If married they had to divorce. Those
who opposed the law were sent to concentration camps.
These laws had two laws. One on German Jews marriages
and their citizenship, That German Jews were not allowed
to have German passport and we’re not allowed to vote.
Thus, the German Jews were forced to emigrate from the
prosecution. According to this law, Jews had face so much
torture.
In 1938 the Nazis introduced other new laws, that made
Jew life miserable. The new law was one that confiscated
the property of Jews. It also stopped German Jews working
as Lawyers Doctors and Teachers. This had affected the
German Jews life a lot.

The Night of Broken Glass

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The Night of Broken Glass
was a planned violence that
was supposed to look like
an outburst of anger against
Jews. In fact, Nazi leaders
actively coordinated it with
Adolf Hitler's support. The
Jewish shops were
destroyed and Properties
we’re taken. The Jewish schools, places of worship and
cemeteries were burned down. Many Jews were attacked
and arrested.

Nazi’s Control Over Jews

The Nazi’s badly wanted to get rid of the Jews completely.
The Nazi invaded Jews and sent them to Ghettos, which
were concentration camps made to kill Jews in masses, in
Poland.
The Nazi’s showed that the life in ghettos was very good
and that ghettos purify sins. But Truth came out in the
1940s, that those were places of torture and murder.
The year 1941 became most important as the Nazi’s
decided to finally get rid of the Jews by murder. Thus, the
Nazi’s came up with a new solution.

The Final Solution

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The final solution was the complete massacre of Jews
remaining in the German territories. The Jews males and
females were separately taken to ghettos and we’re shot at
first then sent to gas chamber to be killed along with the
children. Hitler got his enemies, homosexuals, disabled
people, mentally ill people and gypsies transported to
ghettos and chambered them.
By 1943 Hitler had killed nearly 6 million Jews and 5
million none-Jews using gas chambers. Finally, the
Germans understood what the Nazis were doing but it was
too late. The Allies were joined by American forces which
made a great impart for the defeat of Germany. Hitler had
sent his troops to Russia to take over and Stalin the
president of Russia had used a strategy of retreating and
killing German Army.
By 1945 April, Germany was attacked by the Allies, bombs
etc. The German people had lost their place in the heart of
the people of World. Hitler had to give in. On April 28,
1945 Hitler handed over the commanding to his second in
command and he killed his wife Eva the dog and himself.
The second in command surrendered to the Allies in 1945
May.

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