Although there have been attempts to portray the mass murder of Jews as an undertaking of the Nazi elite that was not supported by the German people, historical evidence indicates that the majority of the German people supported the Aryan purity policy.

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Historical evidence shows that anti-Semitic attitudes were widespread among the German population during the Nazi era, and many supported the persecution and murder of Jews. This is reflected in public opinion polls, propaganda, and volunteer participation in the killing process. While it is true that not all Germans actively participated in or supported the Holocaust, the myth of Nazi exceptionalism and widespread opposition to the regime has been debunked by historical research. Historical evidence shows that the Nazi party and its policies were widely supported by the German population, including the implementation of the Aryan purity policy and the mass murder of Jews.

Although There Have Been Attempts to Portray the Mass Murder