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Adolf Hitler Aryanism

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Aryanism; The master race: What truly happened to the 'perfect ' race.

"All the human culture, all there results of art, science, and technology, that we see before us today, are almost exclusively the creative product of the Aryan. This very fact admits of the not unfounded inference that he alone was the founder of all higher humanity, therefore representing the prototype of all that we understand by the word of 'man. ' He is the Prometheus of mankind ... It was he who laid the foundations and erected the walls of every great structure in human culture. " - Adolf Hitler, from his book Mein Kamf (1925-26). Hitler is known to the world as a twisted killer, bent on the destruction of the Jews. Not only did he harm Jews though, but he targeted everyone who did not fall under the strict standards he had set for creating the "perfect" race to rule the world with. When Hitler came to power, his plan had two parts to it, the first part was to exterminate the imperfect people of the world then the second part was to reproduce and create the Aryan race. In order to …show more content…

This race is known as the Aryan race, made up from people described to have European and Western Asian heritage. The ideals for this race were developed around the ideas coming from the book "Racial science of the German people." by Gunther. He describes how the Germans were split up into the 5 different sub-types, with the Aryan/Nordic being the most pure out of them. Blue eyed, blonde haired, long-legged, and slim narrow faces were the ideals for the Aryan race, measurements of skull and nose sizes were taken for both them and the Jews. In many of the propaganda posters that were used for the Aryan race, you can see the ideals in place. Later on in WWII, the standards became even more narrowed, with the height being raised to 6"6 for a male Aryan to be considered top-line pure. Any women apart of the Aryan race had to provide lineage and prove their family was pure back to their grandparents as

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Aryanization was used by the Nazis to either help gain supporters or reward their already faithful followers. Even though there were still a lot of non-Jews who were not a part of the Holocaust, one way in which many instantly became involved was through Aryanization. In order to “de-Jew” the economy, all of the property and money owned by the Jews had to be taken. There were some moments during the Holocaust where Aryanization increased dramatically. One event was Kristallnacht.

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He gave examples of historical evidence that he believed to be true. He claimed that cultures have always been led by the higher race. If the higher race mixed with or accepted the lower race then the culture would be destroyed or the entire race of people would be eliminated. He gave examples of the “mingling of Aryan blood with that of the lower people will result as the end of the cultured people”(313). He claimed “no more than Nature desires the mating of a weaker with stronger individuals, even less does she desire the blending of a higher with a lower race...over perhaps hundreds of thousands of years, might be ruined with one blow”(313).

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Many became sick from the diseases they injected, couldn't walk, would fade in and out of consciousness, die or carry on and regain wellness. The goal of these experiments was to create blond hair, blue-eyed babies in multiple numbers. These were the traits wanted for Hitler’s “Master Race”, which were Aryans, pure Germans. (Fox 5).

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Hitler murdered millions of the Jewish people because he believed Jews were of a lesser race and they deserved to die because they ran most of the banks. Hitler’s mass genocide of the Jews and others that he viewed as not perfect, was mostly biased on the fact that he thought he was cleaning the world and he never thought of it as corrupt. Hitler’s actions of killing innocent people is also much like Macbeths murderous behavior, in which they both put morals to the side, to get what they

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Heinrich Himmler (1900-1945) was the Reich Leader (Reichsführer) of the formidable SS of the Nazi party from 1929 until 1945. Himmler oversaw a vast ideological and bureaucratic empire that defined him for many both inside and outside the Nazi party as the second most powerful man in Germany during World War II. Heinrich Himmler was viewed as the prime architect for the planning and implementation for the Holocaust due to the effect of his social view on the design and his role as Head of the SS and Security to implement the Final Solution. Heinrich Himmler’s view of non-Aryan people, especially Jews was a significant factor in the planning of the Holocaust.

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Hitler, Nazi’s and Eugenics The Nazi’s were strongly influenced by Eugenics movements, believing that Germany and the world could be improved by eliminating the so-called inferiors, as they believed this would increase productivity as well as reduce crime. While Hitler’s beliefs on Eugenics were based on policies to try and improve the Aryan race. The Aryan race was the German’s “Master Race,” Aryans were supposed to be Nordic in appearance and were meant to be directly ancestral to Germans.

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During WWII, the anti-Semitic Nazi leader, Adolf Hitler emphasized purity of race and opposed any forms of variation in the racial distribution of his country. To achieve his goals of racial purity, Hitler began to unfairly assert that the reason for the humiliating defeat of Germany was the betrayal of the Jewish population in the country. Through his memoir and propaganda, he provoked the public to discriminate against the Jews, or even eliminate them completely in the country. In addition, Hitler utilized many unethical and unjust means against the Jews such as destroying all the books written by Jews, and shutting down all Jewish-owned business. He even enacted the law to humiliate the Jews, and make them to become the targets of the public by forcing them to wear a yellow star mark.

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This was established by Hitler that claimed that it was not right was races and cultures to mix and reproduce with one another. He discusses this in his work entitled, Mein Kampf. The purpose of this written work was to convince the German people why it was unnatural, and not wise to mix the races and cultures. The idea behind this was that it would make people weaker to mix with races that aren’t as superior as the race the Hitler preferred. This is explained when he says, “The stronger must dominate and not blend with the weaker, thus sacrificing his own greatness.”

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