How did the Nazi party view and portray minorities in society?
This lesson covers content on the persecution of minorities in Nazi Germany between 1933-1939. The minorities that are examined include, people with disabilities, Roma, Sinti and Gypsy communities, black people, homosexuals and Jews. For some people this will be be a sensitive topic. If that applies to you, you may want to do the rest of this lesson with a trusted adult nearby who can support.
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