Name: Ordinary People and the Anti-Semitic Movement
Uploaded: 2019-07-19
Duration: 4 min 56 s
Description: In the 1930s and 40s, the Nazi party gained power in Germany. Some people agreed with Hitler's ideology of racial discrimination, while others resisted and protested.

Question

What were the reactions of a Jewish woman and a non-Jewish woman be towards Hilter&rsquo;s ideas?

Accepted Answer

The reactions of Jewish and non-Jewish woman towards the ideas of Hitler can be described as follows:

The Jewish population opposed Hitler's ideas related to Aryan racial supremacy and discrimination against the Jews. They felt humiliated wearing the Star of David and losing all citizenship rights. The Jewish women feared for their safety and felt anger towards the mistreatment of Jews and their classifications as 'undesirables.'

Children in Nazi Germany were told that women and men were radically different. Non-Jewish women had to fight for the equal rights. They were told to become good mothers and rear pure -blooded Aryan children only. They were asked to become good mothers and rear pure blooded children of the Aryan race.

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