Between 1918 and 1945, Nazism had a great impact upon the Jewish communities mainly of Germany, Poland and Austria. Throughout the development of the Nazi Party as a major political force, there was little foundation to the ideology of the party concerning the Jews, yet through publications and public speeches the party, mainly lead by Adolf Hitler, signalled the intentions of the party for a pure German nation. Between the infamous Beer Hall Putsch and the 1930 election, …showed first 75 words of 1961 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1961 total…between 1918 and 1945 Hitler barraged the German people with anti-Semitic slandering, the use of propaganda, the implementation of Laws, and the killings of the Jewish community numbering some estimated 6,000,000 Jews. Throughout this period, Nazism impacted upon the Jewish fraternities of Germany, Austria and Poland in all aspects of life. The Jews were impacted in restrictions on their social, financial and educational life. These impacts eventually lead to Endlosung, or, the Final Solution to Nazism's Jewish problem.