Part A: What is the central idea of the article? a Throughout the 1930s, Jews faced increasing persecution that paved the way for their complete segregation and dehumanization. b Germans slowly began to care less and less about Jews and how they lived their everyday lives throughout the 1930s. c From the end of World War I until the 1936 Olympics, Germans desperately wanted to blame the Jews for their country's problems. d Not enough German citizens resisted the Nazi government or protested their actions to prevent the persecution of the Jews from occurring.