Antisemitism on the rise in 1932 Nazi Germany

The transcript discusses the idea of inheriting a nation, emphasizing the Nazi party's promises to provide for farmers, workers, and small businessmen. It blames Jews for stealing the nation's wealth and jobs, calling for their ostracization and elimination.

What does the speaker claim about the nation's ownership?

• It should be shared with neighboring countries.

• It rightfully belongs to the audience.

• It belongs to the current government.

• It is owned by international organizations.

What future does the speaker promise for Germany?

• A future of glorious destiny.

• A future of economic decline.

• A future of international isolation.

• A future of political instability.

What does the Nazi party promise to provide?

• Land for the aristocrats.

• Profit for large corporations.

• Work for the unemployed.

• Land for the farmer, work for the worker, and profit for the small businessman.

Who does the speaker blame for taking jobs and money?

• The government.

• The aristocrats.

• The neighboring countries.

• The Jews.

What actions does the speaker suggest against the Jews?

• They should be given more opportunities.

• They should be integrated into society.

• They should be shunned, ostracized, and eliminated.

• They should be ignored.