Antisemitism

  • 1 BCE

    Romans didn't like Christians

    THey started looking at them as hostile
  • 1 BCE

    split between Christians and Jews

    Jews started following Jesus and seen as being different from regular Christians
  • 1500

    Adjents of the Devil

    The Jews were in Ghettos adn isolated
  • Child Studies

    They started studying the children and insisted there was a difference
  • Rascism

    Racism is acceptable
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    Race

    This was the lens in which people viewed the world and there were attacks against the Jews and others. Race is now defined as your genetic heritage. They ranked you in the races with Aryians at the top.
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    250 Germans

    250 Germans at this time who held prominent government posts only four were Jews.
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    World wide Depression

    In these times their were racial enemies, and this was the thought that certain groups were the cause of the problems.
  • Protestant minister in Germany

    He had written that in the last fifteen years the voice of Judaism had grown tremendously, but now people are begging to ignore the great impact. This is also during the time in which Jews now make up only one percent of the population.
  • Hitler became Prime Minister of Germany

    It took a very short little while for Hitler to set up a series of laws that the government turned into a dictatorship, which was based on race and terror. He targeted the Jews in which he saw as an enemy
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    Holocaust

    This was the time where Adolf Hitler and his followers murdered one-third of all the Jews in the world, because of their ancestry
  • Three More Laws

    Hitler created three more laws that took citizenship away from the Jews and made it a crime if a Christian had any association with a Jew.
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    Camps

    By 1940 Adolf Hitler ruled most of all Germany and by 1943 most Jews were either already dead or headed to concentration camps.
  • Last of the Jews

    During one point Jews in Hungry were not part of his ruling in which Hitler ruled they needed to be sent out and put in camps.
  • Hungarian Jews Taken

    Twelve thousand a day of the Hungarian Jews were taken out of Hungry and put into camps.