2. Are people targeted from the beginning to the end (1933-45) or are there years with more victims than others?

3. What questions does this raise?

2. What new laws were enforced?

3.How did the events contribute to the impact of people persecuted?

2. Considering the whole timeline with the Individual Profile cards and the Laws and Decrees, what assertions can be made?

3.What questions does this layer raise?

-Tobi

Q2: From what I saw, the later years of the timeline had many more victims towards the end, and a lot less near the beginning.

Q3: The questions I have is why did this happen? why were these people persecuted against? is there even a reason at all? How did Hitler get into a position of power?

when it comes to the years of the inviduals targeted while there WAS the year gap of 1933-1945 the targeting started increasing in the 1940s

-Adrian G.

Hitler stated in his biography "Mein Kampf", on why he hated the Jewish specifically, it stated that they corrupted and ruined the value of Germany, same with anyone of a disability. The rules he had made against these people are ones that make sure anyone with a disability were either killed or stripped of their ability to reproduce, which he stated kept the German race clean and pure.

Overall, Adolf Hitler had made these concentration camps/Holocaust, to remove people he didn't see fit the pure German race, and he did this in a horrid, terrible way.

the range of individuals that were targeted were jewish or non german races and gays.

Q2

the years 1933-1936 have a lot less victims than the years 1937-1945 as the years go on.

Q3

my questions are why did he hate the Jews a lot and non germans .

The amount of victims increased later in the years than at the beginning

Why did the citizens of Germany support him?

Offspring with Hereditary Diseases.” (with evidence)

It was most likely to get all of it out of the way, then push it onto the other countries he invaded.

Why was everyone okay with this? Why didn't they question him?

2. The laws at the beginning just try to prevent anyone from retaliating against the Nazi's. Over time, the Nazi's not only took away the rights of the Jewish citizens they started mass murder and sent Jews or anyone who retaliated to concentration camps.

at this time I don't have any new questions.

the last 6 laws were to identify and kill anyone who aided the jewish

2.In 1933-43 the people targeted drastically increases through the Holocaust.

3.The questions that these raise are that they are talking about the Holocaust and the laws of property of more years of victims and the murder that happend.

Q2. In 1933-43 the people targeted drastically increases through the Holocaust!!

Q3. The question that these raise are that they are talking about the Holocaust and Law's in the property of more years of victims and murder that happened!!

In 1933-1945 the number of people targeted drastically increased through the Holocaust.

The questions that rise are why people are are talking and the laws of property and more years of victims and the murder that happened.

we will finish at a later time, do not grade until it is done.

1. In 1933 - 1936 not a lot of people were acting out cause Hitler was brainwashing them.

2. Yes, because there are more victims through 1938-1944 because Hitler made the euthanasia decree and started going through all the other country's because he thought they were a threat (aka Jews).

3. Why did Hitler take Chancellor if all he did was just brainwash people's mind?

1. In the beginning, there's a lot of laws towards stripping away their rights, because so he was the only one making the rules but closer to the 1937 he had more killing rules which nobody new what he was doing because he already made the rules.

2. That he was brainwashing them.

3. How did it impact normal citizens when this was happening?

president von hindenburg offered protection.

2. Earlier in the Holocaust (1933-1937) there were much less people getting persecuted but, later in the Holocaust (1938-1944) there was way more people being persecuted because of how many important events happened and how many people were getting not treated right.

3. Some questions I had were

   What do the people who were persecuted think about the Holocaust today?

   Are there any parellels to events in history on to events today?

   
   

In his biography, Mein Kampf, It states that mainly Jewish people are corrupted and chaotic, same with disabled people, He made rules towards killing or stripping those people of their ability for reproducing, also kept stating he kept a perfect pure and clean German race.

He increased the amount of people dying and being stripped the more laws and rules increased since he had more power the more he invaded territories like Poland, making him more powerful the more he invaded.

In summary, He made concentration camps and holocaust to wipe out people he didn't see as fitting for the pure and clean German race (Jewish, disabled people, people who didn't believe in his propaganda) by stripping and murdering them.

1. One pattern that we can say is that he gained a ton of power and people that were following him so he can get more ability to fight and not caring a thing in a world about this.

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2. In my believe I think that in some years there are less victims then other years like an example in 1936 and 1937 there are barely any like only 1-5 victims but in 1938-1944 it increased the amount of victims.

3. Some questions that I have is "did he feel bad?" "did he want to do this?" "If we talked to him before the whole thing happened" "what did is dad think about this" " did he ever have a relationship with GOD?" and that's it.

2. Some things I have strong believes about the whole time line, is that we as people could've helped Hitler to see what is right and what is wrong.

3. like "how could we have help him?".