A Study On Jewish Policy In Nazi Germany

Nazi Germany's Jewish policy is one of the policies of the Nazi rule,which has a profound impact on Germany and the Zionist movement.This article focuses on the Nazi Germany's Jewish policy,and starts from two aspects of the anti-Semitic policy and the "helping the Jews" policy,and systematically explores the Jewish policy of the entire Nazi period in Germany.This article is divided into four parts,including the Nazi party came to power,the issue of German Jews,the Nazi Germany's anti-Semitic policy,the Nazi Germany's "helping the Jews" policy,and the influence of Nazi German's Jewish policy.The first chapter discusses the rise of the Nazi Party and the issue of German Jews.Hitler's arrival in 1933 was a symbol of the beginning of Nazi rule in Germany.The first section takes the Nazi party's rise as the core of the dissertation and briefly reviews the Great Depression that broke out in the 1930 s.The Great Depression brought a serious social crisis to Germany.In this unprecedented turmoil,the Nazi party rose to establish the Nazi dictatorship.The second section systematically discusses the issue of German Jews,and explores the issue from three aspects:religion,history,and ethnicity.The second chapter explores the Nazi Germany's anti-Semitic policy.After gaining ruling status,the Nazi Party began anti-Semitic activities across the country immediately.Under the guidance of the Nazi government,German society began to hostile and exclude Jews.The first section describes the economic boycott activities against Jews since the Nazis came to power.This section explores the impact of economic boycotts on the daily lives of Jews based on relevant historical facts and documents.The second section sorts out Nazi Germany's political derogation against Jews,and promulgates various anti-Semitic laws to make the Nazis gradually restrict the social living space of Jews.Under the guidance of the Nazi government,German society gradually began to exclude Jews.The third section explores Nazi Germany's genocide policy against Jews.This section analyzes the influence of Nazi slaughter policy with relevant historical documents.The third chapter analyzes the Nazi Germany's "helping the Jews" policy.Theso-called "helping the Jews" is actually the cooperation between the Nazis and Jewish organizations selectively,in order to more completely anti-Semitic.The first section analyzes the reasons for the Nazi Germany's "helping the Jews" policy.By discussing the internal and external dilemmas of the Nazi's direct anti-Semitic policy during this period and the development of the Zionist movement in Germany,the essence of the Nazi's "helping the Jews" is more subtle and thorough anti-Semitic.The second section explores the performance of the Nazi Germany's "helping the Jews" policy on the basis of relevant archives and second-hand documents,and discusses the process and results of cooperation between the Nazi government and the Zionist organizations.Evaluate cooperation between the two parties.The fourth chapter analyzes the influence of Nazi German Jewish policy.Nazi Germany's Jewish policy not only involves Germany's internal affairs and foreign affairs,but also directly affects the Jewish community,and it has a profound impact on the situation in the Middle East.This chapter combines relevant historical studies from multiple perspectives to objectively evaluate the impact of Nazi German Jewish policy.The first section discusses the impact of Jewish policy on Germany,and discusses the impact of this policy from different levels of the country's economy,politics.The second section explores the impact of Jewish policy on Jews,including the impact on ordinary Jews in German society,and discusses the Zionist movement.The third section analyzes the impact of Jewish policy on the Palestinian region.By analyzing the economic development and changes in ethnic relations in the Palestinian region during World War II,the policy impact is analyzed from both economic and political perspectives.