THE PERSECUTION OF JEWS IN NAZI GERMANY IN 1933-1939
The article attempts to reveal the problem of the persecution of the Jewish population of the Third Reich in 1933-1939. The author emphasizes that the Nazi leadership pursued a purposeful anti-Semitic policy aimed at restricting the economic and political rights of Jews, expropriating their property, discriminating against them socially and discrediting them. Later, as part of the" final solution " of the Jewish question, Hitler began the physical extermination of Jews in Germany, managing to put the situation in such a way that the majority of the country's population either shamefully remained silent, or even approved of such misanthropic, racist measures.