The Agony of the Jews Under Hitler

"Jewish suffering under the rule of Hitler is unforgettably important and too much, yet it seems to remember it only in ways that distort its meaning and deny its importance ... Auschwitz is a social myth When becoming a metaphor in modern life, people ignore the only lesson that it may offer: it does not offer any lessons by itself (Rosenfled) - Christopher Rush (social historian) It quotes the way people forget slaughter Meaning This is not just a person's death.

Adolf Hitler's plan for the Jews is simple and straightforward. His dream to the "pure" empire of the race will not tolerate any Jews. On various occasions, he announced the "destruction of the Jews" living in the territory under his control. In these statements, Hitler threatened to use the Jew as a hostage to stop western troops from interfering with the African continent. It clearly contains the possibility of genocide. Hitler avoided issuing a clear written order to kill Jewish citizens. He avoided publicly talking about the killing of his aides. But there is clear evidence that he was deeply involved in anti-Semitic policy during the war, especially when it reached the stage of killing. In general, Hitler's comment on the Jewish problem reveals his fundamental approach to militant extremism toward extremists.

In the early days of the war, Hitler's army conquered the majority of Europe. Millions of Jews are now governed by Germany, and Hitler feels that he finally can solve the "Jewish problem". As Hitler saw, the "Jewish problem" is the fact that Jews exist. Therefore, the "final solution" has become a way to destroy them. The Jews have been rounded up and confined in concentration camps throughout Poland, West Russia, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Lithuania, Latvia, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Greece, Italy, France, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway - Europe. ghetto. Deprived of their wealth, barbarity, fear and disorientation, they were forced to engage in slave labor under harsh conditions. Many people die of hunger and illness. Other people were shot or beaten and died. Soon, rumors about this barbarous act reached the capital of the country of the world, but did not do anything.