Hitler's Injustices Under The Nazi Regime In Germany

In 1933, Hitler came to power of Germany and begun to make significant changes to the country; Germany. By doing so Hitler had manipulated the whole nation to follow his orders in trying to make Germany the best country possible. Hitler allowed Germany to get out of the Great Depression as he wanted to make Germany stand out due to the fact that the country was not taken seriously as their currency nearly became worthless. Under the Nazi regime in Germany those who did not fit the Aryan ideal experienced enormous injustice in various ways such as being different, concentration camps and loss of free speech which lead to death in the end for everyone.

Under the Nazi regime in Germany, those who did not fit the Aryan idea by being Jewish experienced enormous injustice because of Hitler's beliefs. It was known that people who were tall with blue eyes and blonde hair were seen to be the master race in Germany at the time. The people who were seen to be weak like the sick, homosexuals, the Jewish, mentally unstable and physically unstable people were also to be isolated and killed. (Nazi Camps, 2017). The people who were treated with enormous injustice were the Jewish people. The Jewish people were treated horribly as they died from either being hung, shot, starved or gassed in a room. Jewish people were told to wear hats, badges and other items so that they could be recognised amongst other people. They were seen
It became so bad to where citizenship was not granted to Jewish people and they were removed from government, legal