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As a build-up to the Holocaust, Adolf Hitler's Nazi regime used cartoons and caricatures in newspapers to portray Jews as stingy, selfish, corrupt, and subhuman. Which stage of genocide is reflected in this Nazi action?

A.

polarization

B.

classification

C.

organization

D.

preparation

E.

dehumanization

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Diana Nolan

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30 March, 11:39

Select the correct answer.

As a build-up to the Holocaust, Adolf Hitler's Nazi regime used cartoons and caricatures in newspapers to portray Jews as stingy, selfish, corrupt, and subhuman. Which stage of genocide is reflected in this Nazi action?

A.

polarization

B.

classification

C.

organization

D.

preparation

E.

dehumanization

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Jovany Figueroa · Answer 1

A stage of dehumanization is reflected in Nazi action.

Explanation:

Nazis ruled Germany between 1933 and 1945. They propagated that Germans were superior and Jews were inferior. They spread the message throughout the nation that the Jews presence and influence criminalized the society. The leader of Nazi Germany Adolph Hitler exterminated millions of Jews to various camps and made statements that the Jews are wiped out of the society. This genocide is reflected as dehumanization as the minimum requirement to consider human dignity is non existing.