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Why is it necessary to understand the process from small discrimination to major crimes under Nazi rule?

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Correct answer: Because major crimes often become possible when discrimination is gradually normalised

In Nazi Germany, stereotypes, exclusion and legal discrimination against Jews and other targeted groups came first. As such measures became normal in society, they enabled the loss of rights, violence and ultimately mass murder. Therefore, understanding gradual normalisation is essential. Option C is incorrect because major crimes are connected to social acceptance, state policies and propaganda. Exam tip: remember the sequence—discrimination, exclusion, denial of rights and violence.

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NazismDiscriminationNormalisationCrimes Against HumanityHolocaustPropagandaOrdinary People And The Crimes Against HumanityNazism And The Rise Of Hitler

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