> Hitler was not so much against Jews he was against non-Aryan people
Well, first and foremost Nazi were anti-semites. All other "minor" and "undesirable" people and races came after that.
Well, first and foremost Nazi were anti-semites. All other "minor" and "undesirable" people and races came after that.
Hitler was not so much against Jews he was against non-Aryan people, the group that included Jews and Russians and African, and Asian, and almost everyone.
I'm not sure is it a good definition or not, but it is how it is. I vaguely suspect that this definition even may be offensive to Jews (judging by a recent Ruby Goldberg blooper), but honestly I have no intention to be offensive, just describing how it is. And trying to understand the other point of view.