What was Hitler's policy towards Jewish hybrids during World War II?

1In September, 935, the National Congress of the Nazi Party unanimously passed the Nuremberg Act, which was extremely anti-Semitic. The purpose of the bill is to destroy and destroy Jews, so as to ensure the purity of Aryan descent and the supreme honor of Germans. The bill prohibits Germans from marrying Jews, and it is illegal for Jews to have extramarital sexual relations with other ethnic groups, including Germans. If Jews violate the above regulations, they will be sentenced to heavy manual labor imprisonment. If they have children, and these children meet certain standards, they will be adopted by SS families, or enter kindergartens and schools built by Hitler for Aryan race.

Pure Jews don't have to join the National Defence Force and are excluded from all public offices. It seems that they have only two ways to go, either trying to emigrate to other countries or being sent to concentration camps. The situation of Jewish hybrids is slightly better. They are allowed to stay in Germany, but they are not German citizens, so they cannot enjoy their rights as citizens. They can only live in the worst houses, have the lowest food quota, do the hardest work, get sick without medical treatment, and are often tried and imprisoned by the Gestapo.

In the wave of anti-Semitism and anti-Semitism before World War II, many Jewish mixed-race people had to go to the front to fight for Hitler in order to survive for themselves and their families and earn the same social treatment as the Germans. They were the bravest group on the battlefield. These Jewish mixed-race soldiers and their families were protected by the army at the beginning of the war from persecution by the Gestapo. At that time, the Germans were fair to Jewish hybrids. As long as they fought bravely and wiped out a large number of enemies, although they could not be promoted to important positions, they could still get awards and medals. Two years before World War II, about 20 Jewish mixed-race soldiers won the Nazi Iron Cross.

At the beginning of World War II, mixed-race Jewish young people were allowed to join the German army. At that time, as long as you were brave in combat, you could get medals, but generally you could not be promoted to senior officers. But soon, Hitler signed an order to remove all Jewish hybrids from the army. However, Hitler allowed a quarter or less Jewish hybrids to stay in the German army. According to incomplete statistics, during the whole World War II, about 654.38+0.55 million Jews of one quarter descent served in the German army.