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Question 1 Describe how Jews were discriminated against in Germany from 1933 to 1939? Jews were discriminated against in Germany from 1933 to 1939 in varies ways. The Nuremberg law and the Kristallnacht were some of the ways Jews were discriminated. This happened because Hitler had an anti-Semitic view. He believed that all Jews were worthless and an enemy because they killed Jesus. The four most important ways in which Jews were discriminate are as follow. The first way Jews were discriminated against started when the Nazis came into power. This was propaganda; it played a huge roll in the way people thought about Jews. They were portrayed as fat lazy, sly, un-patriotic, stingy Germans. Book, posters, radio adverts, films and schools all presented Jews like this and many people started to think like this. Propaganda was a key strategy for the Nazis to win over the minds of German people. The April boycott...

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