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Jews, Gypsies, and Blacks were excluded from Hitler’s racial community.

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The above statement is true.
Jews, Gypsies, and Blacks were excluded from Hitler’s racial community.
Hitler believed that a person's alleged racial makeup influenced their character, opinions, abilities, and direction. The Nazis considered Jews to be a "race." The Nazis rejected Judaism as irrelevant, attributing many negative attitudes toward Jews and "Jewish" behaviour to "race." Although the Nazi rational concept of race selected Jews as the primary "foe," it also designated other groups for extradition, imprisonment, and obliteration. Poles, Soviet POWs, Afro-Germans, Roma (Gypsies), and people with disabilities attended these rallies. They took part in a never-ending cleaning of German culture, aiming to eliminate indigenous nonconformists and perceived racial risks. Nonetheless, the Germans were regarded as pure and ethnic, and thus they were elevated above others.

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