The nazis’ plan for mass murder was aimed at which of the following groups of people? check all that apply. the disabled and mentally ill catholics roma jews homosexuals jehovah’s witnesses protestants

During the Nazi´s terror, many groups were targeted for murder and they were mainly Jews, the disabled and mentally ill, Roma,  as well as homosexual. These are all the correct choices that apply. Nevertheless, the group who was specifically targeted for mass destruction was the Jews.

The Holocaust as it is known sought to murder every Jew, wherever they could be found, without any considerations for age, gender, beliefs or actions.    An estimated 6 million Jews were systematically eliminated from the moment Hitler began his ascend to the Nazi Party, to the end of WWII.

There were many other people who felt victim of the Nazi regime for social, racial and political reasons. German citizens were among the first persecuted at the beginning of the Nazi rule. Also important to mention was the extermination of  Roma and Sinti, which were known derogatorily as Gypsies. It is estimated that 200,000 were murdered by the Nazis.  

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