Perseverance
Adversities in Nazi Germany
The adversities of Germans versus adversities of Jews
Furthermore, Jews in Germany lost the right to be a German citizen and got deprived of most political rights and Jews felt the effects of more than 400 decrees and regulations that restricted all aspects of their public and private lives. Which differs from the Germans because they got the right to be a German citizen and were not deprived of most political rights and didn't feel the effects of over 400 decrees and regulations.
How Germans and Jews are similar is that both lost a lot of family members. Germans lost them due to having to fight in wars and Jews lost family members due to them getting killed or taken away, Another way that they are alike is they are both forced to do things that they may not want to do such as Jews having to give up children because they can't support them. Which is similar to the Germans because many were chosen to fight in wars and had no choice whether to fight or not. taken from "anti-Jewish legislation laws" article
Timeline of Nazi Germany
Then, April 26th the Nazis took over local government and on July 14th,1993 all political parties were banned except for Nazis. On September 15th,1935 nuremburg laws defined German citizenship and relations between Jews and Aryans was banned. In November of 1938 many Jewish shops and synagogues were destroyed. Following the event the Jewish population was fined for destruction. Lastly about 10 years later on April 30,1945 Hitler died taken from "Jews in Germany" article
Problem and solutions that occurred in nazi Germany
Another challenge was many Jews couldn't go to school to get a good education because it was mostly Germans who were allowed to go to school and get an education. This was solved by kids getting home schooled my parents or older siblings. An Additional puzzle is Germans taking Jewish peoples children from them. This led to may Jewish people hiding their children when the Germans came around to take them. Overall many of the problems in Nazi Germany had solutions. taken from "The Jewish problem" article