Question

Which explains why the Nazis' anti-Semitic propaganda helped contribute to the Nazi campaign against Jewish peoples?
There was a strong history of anti-Semitism in the countries the Nazis occupied and the propaganda encouraged many non-Jews to support the efforts.

The style of propaganda used by the Nazis implied that violence would be used against all peoples who hindered their efforts.

The Jewish people in Nazi-occupied countries had dominated European culture for centuries, and the propaganda encouraged non-Jews to take revenge.
There was a long history of Jewish support of the

Answer 1

the propaganda used really didn't threatened the people who wouldn't agree only the Jews if that makes sense. Furthermore, the propaganda would blame the Jews for all Germany's problems saying that they were the cause of it and eventually people began to believe that most importantly Jews were blamed for the Germany's lose during WWI, So it was a built up hatred and blame that led to the propaganda toward the Jews. I hope that helps.

Answer 2

PurpleUnicornn7771234 is COMPLETELY correct

Answer 3

Thanks @kaylamarie101