World War II: The Nazi Racial Ideology

Hitler thought that killing millions of people was what he should do. World War II was a global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945 and the Holocaust was a catastrophe during that period of time. The Holocaust was the systematic, bureaucratic, state-sponsored persecution and murder of six million Jews and other groups of people by the Nazi regime and its collaborators (“VICTIMS OF THE NAZI ERA: NAZI RACIAL IDEOLOGY”). The Nazi Racial Ideology, which was introduced by Hitler, was an essential idea in Germany during the Holocaust. The Nazi Racial Ideology was a theory that allowed people to evaluate people by their racial group.

Adolf Hitler, the leader of the Nazi Party, introduced the idea of the Nazi Racial Ideology. He thought that he was a deep and profound thinker and that he had found out how the world worked. The struggle of “race” was the law of nature and no one

He did this by building thousands of concentration camps and sending millions of people there. For him, Jews were the primary enemy of the Nazis and their lives was worthless. The “Aryan race” was threatened by the others. Hitler believed that having a small territory would suppress the birth rate of the Germans as well. In order for them to be the best, they conquered other countries and expanded their territory. Their conquests provided them more space to reproduce. The larger the population is, the faster it will reproduce. If they didn’t invade other countries, their race might face extinction. To make more room for the Germans to live, they must get rid of other “races” too. Eliminating other races would also keep the “Aryan race” pure. “Hitler 's program of war and genocide stemmed from what he saw as an equation: “Aryan” Germans would have to expand and dominate, a process requiring the elimination of all racial threats—especially the Jews—or else they would face extinction themselves.” (“VICTIMS OF THE NAZI ERA: NAZI RACIAL