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How did the Jews become outsiders in 1941?
In German occupied Europe Jews were segregated by law.
What communist nation unlike many of its eastern European neighbors did not become Soviet?
Yugoslavia was state capitalist, not Communist (which means a classless stateless society based on production for use).
How and why were Jews used as scapegoats in World War II?
Because jews didnt have a single country for them in europe,so hitler used that as their disadvantage, he maded all jews in germany stateless, so they didnt belong or had human rights for any country. this maded harder for allies to rescue jews because of their stateless citizenship. ___________________________________ One of the main reasons was indeed that the Jews had no state or statesman to speak up for them, or to support their cause. Also, Hitler needed to blame a group that was small enough, but also significant enough. Jews only consisted of less than 1% of the population, but there was an increacing number of poor Jewish refugees fleeing the persecution in Poland. This increase was not welcomed by others who were struggling to find employment and it was easy to blame a group that was already unpopluar.
What has the slaughter of the Jews by hitler become known as?
It is often referred to as the Holocaust.
What were some specific things that the Nazis did to try to strip Jews of their humanity when the Jews arrived at concentration camps?
On arrival at camps like Auschwitz they were divided into those fit for work (as slave labourers) and those who were 'unfit' for work. The second group was gassed as soon as was practical.
