The Jew-baiting History in Europe
Deng Chun-xu
Abstract
Deng Chun-xu
Abstract
It is known to all that the German Nazi slaughtered 6 million Jews at the end of World War II. Accordingly, the western Christian world reached its highest peak in persecuting the Jewish. However, the action was not at all accidental because in the long river of history, it underwent a process from the ancient times, the Middle Ages, the modern times, up to the contemporary era. It was not until the German Nazi ruled Germany and unleashed World War II that the persecution reached its unprecedented scope.
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It is known to all that the German Nazi slaughtered 6 million Jews at the end of World War II. Accordingly, the western Christian world reached its highest peak in persecuting the Jewish. However, the action was not at all accidental because in the long river of history, it underwent a process from the ancient times, the Middle Ages, the modern times, up to the contemporary era. It was not until the German Nazi ruled Germany and unleashed World War II that the persecution reached its unprecedented scope.
Key concepts: Persecution, Nazism, German, World War II, Middle Ages, Nazi Germany, Scope (computer science), Ancient history