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anks and businesses, falling currencies and spreading hunger." Even before Hitler and the Nazis began to offer the German people some hope, many Germans had begun to blame the Jews for the problems besetting Germany. It was said by some Germans of the period in the 1920s and 1930s before Hitler came to power that the country was

. . . governed in science, medicine, in culture by the Jews. The professors at the university were Jews. If a student was a Jew, he would get the best job. If you had a Jewish lawyer, you could win a case, but if you didn't, you would lose. And any job which promised to get m

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