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Through Nazi policy, the Jews of Europe were slowly stripped of basically ever human right that they once possessed. The Holocaust was the organized persecution and murder of six million Jews by German soldiers during World War II.
Different laws and regulations towards the Jews were established shortly after Adolf Hitler and his Nazi party came into power. Through the Nuremberg laws, Hitler redefined German Jews as non-citizens and, thereby, banned them from political participation. Jews were prohibited from any form of contact with German citizens and Jewish civil servants were forced to resign. All Jews were forced to register their names with the Germans and the children were not permitted to go to school. Businesses and homes were removed from Jewish possession and, in some cases, families went from an extravagant lifestyle to a plain and filthy existence. Many Jews were required to live in very small areas of about sixteen square blocks at the same time and residencies in......

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