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There is no way that they did not know what was happening so they could have spoken up as well but they didn’t think that their opinion and voice would help anything.

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I believe that even though they were ordered to carry out the mass exterminations, they could have questioned it and tried to either stop or slow down the orders, but instead they did nothing so yes they did have a part in it.

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0% because they knew if they would have said anything they would have been killed.

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0% hes a god and there is no such thing

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If they were to say anything they would get into a lot of trouble or thrown into a concentration camp themselves

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33%

Hitler was the main reason that the Holocaust started, he expressed the hate he had for Jews and started a war with that hate. If Hitler did not want the Jews dead, many things would have turned out differently.

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10% because they knew about the camps and didn’t try to help the prisoners because they were afraid of the Germans rather than stick up for what is right and try to save them.

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8%

They still ended up exterminating a lot of jews and other groups of people

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65% Because he was their leader and killed many innocent. But at the same time it takes a monster to make one so hitler must have had an influence to do such things or he may have had a mentor that taught him these ways

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10% They could have stepped in and tried to get the allies more involved

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15%, they knew that they are killing people and didn’t do anything. They were just watching. They decide in what they believe in. They could have helped them in a few ways.

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8%

I feel like the German Citizens aren't very responsible because they didn’t know what Hitler was going to do when they voted for him. They had no clue of his plans and now I am betting that they regret giving him that vote.

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10% because they didn’t stick up for what is right and help the jewish people because they were afraid of getting killed.

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0%- this is because they might have known about it and not agreed but its hard for them to step up against their own country without getting shot

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0% what were they to do when the germans would have found them anyway

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10%. These people idly stood by and watched their fellow many be tortured and slaughtered. I am sure some wanted to help, but were scared of the punishments of doing so. Riots and protests would most likely have been met with gunfire. I can see why they didn’t help, but to not try to help is just plain idiocy.

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25% because he was the leader who got his nation to rally behind him and do something very bad.

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I don’t know how the Jews that did not try to escape would have somehow been responsible for the Holocaust, it was probably good at some points that they didn’t try to escape because that would have made things a lot worse than they already were.

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           Peyton                           5% because they were there and they could of helped but they didn't because they were scared but so were the people who needed help.

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           Peyton                           5% because they were there and they could of helped but they didn't because they were scared but so were the people who needed help.

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0% because when they were voting for hitler they had no clue that he was going to kill millions of jews in the process.

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15%, they just did what others said they should do and didn’t think about what they are doing. At some point they believed in what they are doing, maybe they had to, because what they did was horrible.

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0% we did nothing

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10% because they saw first hand the horrible thing that the officers were doing to the Jewish people.

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50%

Hitler was the main cause, he was the one who wanted all jews, gypsies, and gays exterminated.

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9%

I believe no matter what others say, that the SS officers had a part in causing the Holocaust because they were the ones that executed the “Final Solution” which destroying all of the Jews, even though the SS officers worked under Hitler and had to obide by his rules, they are still somewhat responsible.

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0% Because if they did do anything they would be killed and they thought and acted like hitler.

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25% if the soldiers just didn’t listen to hitler he would’ve had no powe

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0% because it wasn’t their fault that they were put into a concentration camp and they were just trying to survive in the camp.

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5% because if they would have questioned anything they were told they would have been shot on the spot

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10%, he just said all these things and it was the decision of the other, if they will follow him.

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10% These soldiers should have rebelled against and realized what they were doing

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3% they could of tried to help

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3% because they could have tried to notify some sort of power that could have tried to stop the camps.

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I don’t think that the Non-Jewish Europeans had a part because they made the right choice of not of Jewish Sympathizers because they were right, they would feel imprisoned and stuck and not know what to do with themselves. It may have been rough that they turned against their Jewish friends but they made the right choice.

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50% he’s the one rallied them all and gave the orders to have the camps

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25% because they had a lot of power and was able to make decisions that caused millions of jews to die.

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15%, they supported Hitler's decisions and followed him without looking. I don’t think they wanted that they kill the Jews but didn’t think about it.

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10%

They were in support of Hitler’s decisions and knew the outcome of him going into office.

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0% they didn’t know hitler was gonna go ape

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10% because they went against their jewish friends just so that they would stay safe and be able to survive while the jews were being killed.

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95% they helped design it

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20% He persuaded everyone somehow to mass murdur the jews so it's his fault

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10% because they had to follow the orders or they would be punished but they could have gave up their positions.

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9%

Nobody wanted to speak up about Hitler, the ones that did not speak up were definitely partially involved. Especially the Leaders of the Allied countries could have spoken up just like the Churches could have, everyone thought that their voice would change anything, some may have been right but others could have helped and didn’t because they stayed quiet.

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The jews were to scared to leave it isn’t their fault that they didn’t escape because if they did they would end up getting shot.

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0% they ere being led by hitler

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0%, they were the victims and didn’t believe that something was happening.

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10% because most nations knew about all of the horrible things hitler was doing to the jews but didn’t do anything to stop them.

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5% Because if they did try and help they would be killed or worse.But if they all banded together they would have outnumbered and outgunned there superiores.

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0% they knew if they tried to leave they would die

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50% because he is the one who got the holocaust started and ordered others to carry out the actions.

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3%

The Churches could have spoke up and intervene when they were confronted with evidence, but they did not. They kept quiet and they could have changed multiple things that had happened or at least tried to fix some of what happened.

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10%
I think the soldiers were forced to do what they were told.  They should've rebelled against what they were doing to the jews

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10% because they thought of themselves and didn’t want to have more problems themselves so they just worried about themselves and let it happen.

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13% because they were the ones who carried out small orders and who weren't as important to Hitler as the major SS officers.

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5%. I am sure at least a small majority of Nazi soldiers were against doing these actions. I believe that the small majority didn’t do anything because they were scared of the consequences. The rest of the soldiers must have been persuaded by Hitlers speaking and promise of a better future for Germany, causing them to go through with these acts, hoping it would make the future better.

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25%

I believe that there was a lot that Yahweh could have done, there was many ways that he could have not seemed absent and involved himself in the destruction of the Jews, speaking up is the biggest thing that could have happened.

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0% because everyone thought that if they spoke up, they would get in a lot of trouble because nobody was supposed to know about these camps.

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0% because it wasn’t his fault that the Germans decided to do these horrible things to the Jewish people.

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20%

They were in support of the “Final Solution” and also helped design what was going to happen to the groups in the concentration camps.

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15% they were just doing their job

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2% they didn't know what would happen

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0% they didnt cause the holocaust

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15%. He was both a horrible person and a good person. He wanted to see a better future for Germany, but at the same time having a very bloody path to get there. Using drastic measures should always come last. People who followed him were more horrible than he was because they didn’t realize the wrongness in his plans.

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65% the reason why i say that is because it takes a monster to create a monster and that is what hitler was known as to the jews

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20%, they were the last, that could do something against the decisions of Hitler and had also the power to do that.

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0% Because they were voting for mim because he promised a new and better germany he wanted to take germany out of the great depression so he overthrew the government and used war to help get them out of it.

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10% they should've helped the jews if they knew about the camps

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0% because they were only trying to improve their country and they couldn’t have known what Hitler was going to try to do.

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99% if it wasn’t for hitler then the holocaost wouldnt have even happend

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15%. These people most likely voted by his promises and not by his character. When you vote for a leader, they absolutely MUST have a kind and gentle character, but willing to do tough things when needed. Even if their country was in hardship, choosing a man as extreme as Hitler was a horrible choice.

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15% These people who put Hitler in power and had him obtain all this power and went crazy

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        Peyton .                                  10% because they were killing the jews and forcing them to do stuff     

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        Peyton .                                  10% because they were killing the jews and forcing them to do stuff     

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75% they wanted him to lead

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5%, They just turned against their friends, when the situation became dangerous. They could have helped them to escape.

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0% they were fighting in the war and doing the best they could at the time

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100% it was his idea

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They were afraid of what would happen to them and for that you can’t really be mad for protecting themselves and their families.

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0% They couldn’t escape or they would be killed right away. And they had no idea what Hitler was gonna do to them

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0% They didnt kno hitler was going to do that

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0% what was a church gonna do throw holy water on the nazis

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25% because Hitler came up with every single step including where, when and how it would happen.

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10%, they had the power to do that. If they would have stuck together earlier they could have stopped Hitler earlier.

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5%

They didn’t know when to attack and also didn’t have the evidence right away.

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5%. Jews that had the chance to escape before being put in concentration camps were just stupid, but also tragically innocent. At the same time, they knew these things were happening, having ample chance to escape, but they didn’t want to believe that these things were happening because denying is easier than facing the truth.

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50% they were part of it

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0% because they did nothing wrong and were fearful because they could be killed.

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0% Because if they did they would have been killed or tortured

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Peyton .                                                                       60% because he was the one who caused all of this and he killed the jews. 

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0% you can’t blame a god for they have a reason for everything

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10%, They supported the Holowcost and in this time the people really believed in their religion and church.

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They did have evidence of what Hitler was doing but turned a blind eye to the problem.

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0% they didnt know they were going to be in a concentration camp

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20%. Either these people were brainwashed, agreed with Hitler, or were just sadists. I hope at least one of these people questioned Hitler's plan. These people were much more than accomplices to Hitler's crime, they did everything for him. If a few refused to help, it could have slowed the Holocaust or reduced its duration.

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25% because they were capable of coming up with such a horrific extermination plan to kill so many people.

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It is not the religions fault you can’t blame religion for someones actions and beliefs.

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5% they could of tried to help the camps

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8% because how could someone be so inconsiderate to vote for a leader who is so cruel to citizens for his own country.

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15% These men should have known what they were doing and shouldn'to have carried out Hitler's orders

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5%. These people could have helped protect the jews, but at the same time, they risked death for their own families and communities. Protecting your family is one thing, but standing idly by and watching people be lead to an awful fate is just wrong. Your family is important, but everyone matters, everyone is priceless.