Why were the Jews, religious and secular, slaughtered by the Nazis (and others) during WW2?

They were a minority in Germany.

Explanation:

Also, they were a very easy target. As there were few of them to rebel. Their culture wasn't the same as the everyday german. They were always seen as outcasts from society.

The people Adolf hitler thought they were the problem for the country so they wanted to kill poor people and which decreased the jew population.

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