The text Nazi Ideology and Ethics from Cambridge University states that, “Individuals were reduced to being members of a race who jointly were either doomed to destruction if they happened to be Jews or destined to rule the world if they were members of the Nordic race such as the Germans.” The way in which the Nazi Party treated those whom they considered other caused Germans to perpetuate the belief that they were better than those who were different, and this was aided not only by propaganda, but also the doctrine of the Nazi Party. Germans who lived in Germany during Hitler’s tenure as Fuehrer were exposed to media that stated that they were of a race greater and better than any other, so long as they were Nordic German and not Jewish,
