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9. Why did the Nazis target or attack the Jewish population? square 10. What war did the Nazis blame the Jewish population for their defeat in? square 11. List several events or problems that Nazis blamed the Jewish population for: square 12. List several examples of antisemitism that Jewish people faced in Europe from the Middle Ages to the 19^th century or 1800s: square 13. What did the Nazis believe about race? square 14. What race were the Germans part of according to the Nazis? square
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9. The Nazis targeted and attacked the Jewish population due to Adolf Hitler's anti-Semitic beliefs, which portrayed Jews as an enemy responsible for various societal issues.10. The Nazis blamed the Jewish population for their defeat in World War I.11. Nazis blamed the Jewish population for economic problems, political instability, and the spread of communism.12. Antisemitism in Europe from the Middle Ages to the 19th century included accusations of ritual murder, expulsion from various countries, discriminatory laws, and the establishment of ghettos.13. The Nazis believed in a pseudoscientific and racist ideology that asserted the superiority of the "Aryan race" and the inferiority of other races, particularly targeting Jews.14. According to the Nazis, Germans were considered part of the "Aryan race," which they falsely believed to be superior.