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What extent of treatment of Jews in Nazi Germany can be regarded as gross violation of human rights

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  • 14-05-2024

The way Jews were treated in Nazi Germany was really, really bad. They faced discrimination, persecution, and even genocide. It was a horrible violation of human rights.

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