为什么二战时期德国人非常仇视犹太人（Why were Germans very hostile to Jews during World War II）.doc

为什么二战时期德国人非常仇视犹太人（Why were Germans very hostile to Jews during World War II） Why were Germans very hostile to Jews during World War II? Anti Semitism in English in anti-Semitism , the verb anti-Semite , which is composed of the prefix anti and the word Semite (Semitic) combination of changes, from the literal meaning, should be anti semitic. However, for historical reasons, people are accustomed to using this term to refer to anti semitism. Some scholars believe that the term was first proposed by German journalist William Marr in the Jewish victory over German Society in nineteenth Century, although the term was remitted In nineteenth Century, the persecution of Jews appeared in ancient times. We generally believe that anti Semitism is a social phenomenon, social trend of thought and social behavior that treats the entire Jewish people as a persecuted and marginalized object. Anti Semitism has been held in different social periods Different forms and connotations. In history, Europes anti Semitism is the most serious, and it has the greatest impact on history. Europes frequent occurrence of evil waves of anti Semitism is determined by its profound historical roots and social characteristics. 1, the inertia of history. The mass persecution of Jews in Europe began in Rome, Greece, when the Greek policy was pursued to suppress the resistance and resistance of the jews. After the demise of the Rome Empire, on the one hand, the anti imperialist government was extended for a long time in the Empire The idea of anti Semitism in the society did not disappear at once. On the other hand, the anti imperialist measures adopted by the Rome Empire were inherited by the countries in the post Rome era. After the defeat of the Rome Empire, the Germanic tribes did not actively study the fine literature of Rome and Greece Instead of inheriting and developing Christianity, it also involves the persecution of Jews called heretics. For example, the additional provisions for Jews in the