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Nazi ideology that defined Jews as a racial threat and led to their persecution and extermination
The regime relied on a small set of poster series and repeated slogans that were reproduced and distributed in staggering numbers—wall newspapers (Parole der Woche), portraits of Hitler, recruitment a...
The clearest primary Nazi documents pointing to both the planning and the administrative implementation of the “Final Solution” are internal memoranda and bureaucratic reports—the Göring memorandum of...
rule in the 1930s drove significant Jewish migration out of and annexed territories, reducing Jewish numbers there from roughly 523,000 in 1933 to about 202,000 in Germany and 57,000 in annexed by the...