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Before The Holocaust
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Before The Holocaust By Kevin Tucker Writing 123, English Composition Crn 11182 Becca Vaupotic Summary In the early 1930’s the Nazi party rose to power in Germany. They achieved much of their success at the expense of the Jewish people. The Jewish people have been treated poorly throughout history, the Nazi party just took it to another level and used it for their own political gain. The Nazis and their predecessors published a large amount of propaganda against the Jews to get the German people to join the Nazi party. With the economic conditions of the time the German people were more than willing to listen and believe what they were reading. The Nazis were very successful at this and their numbers increased greatly in the 1920’s. Outline Introduction 1. Hitler rises to power in Germany at the expense of the Jews 2. What were the causes of this? 3. Anti-Semitism goes back much farther than just the Nazis. I. Jews treated poorly long before Hitler, but when given the chance, they take advantage. 1. Romans killed 600,000 2. Jews allowed back in society 3. Jews do well in business and school. II. Anti-Semitic writings continue 1. The Jews are our misfortune 2. One does not deal with pests and parasites III. Jews are blamed for Germany’s woes A. Germans blame the Jews for their current economic conditions. 1. WWI and the Treaty of Versailles 2. Inflation and immigration 3. “Behind it all” 4. Joseph Goebbels satirizes buying from the Jews. B. The Jews plan to dominate the world 1. Julius Streicher and the “Protocols of The Elders of Zion” 2. List of the protocols 3. How they agree with old testament writings Conclusion 1. Propaganda started before the Nazis, but much was coming from future members of the party 2. Hitler took full advantage of this and the economic conditions to come to power. Before The Holocaust In the early 1930’s Adolph Hitler and the Nazi Party rose to power in Germany. Much of the Nazi Party’s success was at the expense of the Jews in Germany. What caused the Nazis to blame the Jews for Germany’s woes? What were the conditions of the time to allow this to happen? Although anti-Semitism goes back much farther in history than just Germany in the 1930’s, Hitler and the Nazis brought it to levels not seen for more than 1,000 years. The Jews were treated badly by societies long before Hitler was born.
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