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Why was dehumanisation so dangerous in the process of Nazi crimes?

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Correct answer: It weakened the sense of seeing victims as human

Dehumanisation portrayed Jews and other targeted groups as inferior, dangerous, or burdens on society rather than as fellow human beings. This weakened empathy and made discrimination, violence, and mass murder easier for people to accept or ignore. Options B, C, and D describe the opposite of Nazi policy: the regime reduced rights and accountability while using propaganda and repression. Exam tip: link dehumanisation to the weakening of moral restraint before genocide.

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DehumanisationNazi PropagandaHolocaustGenocideHuman RightsCrimes Against HumanityOrdinary People And The Crimes Against HumanityNazism And The Rise Of Hitler

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