What was the impact of pseudoscientific ideas of race on the Jewish nation by the Nazi Germany during the period 1933 to 1946​

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During the rise of Adolf Hitler, he knew their had to be a scapegoat to justify the deterioration of the Weimar Republic. He claimed that the Jews had taken advantage of the German people and were the embodiment of all evil. Due to this and his growing popularity for his great successes as Fuhrer, more Germans believed him and started to suppress the Jewish population even though they had not even researched into why they were or how they became "Evil". The impact of this Ideology caused inhumane concentration camps to be opened and this severely hurt the population of the Jews, but also due to this hardship, most of the Jewish community across Europe became united and started to see each other as brothers instead of French, Russian, Italian, and so on, this is one reason why the state of Israel has a strong and secure country to this day.

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