How did the Germans get rid of the Jews?

The Nazis implemented a systematic campaign to exterminate the Jewish population through a combination of discriminatory laws, forced labor, and mass killings. They established ghettos, where Jews were confined under brutal conditions, and later deported many to concentration and extermination camps. The Holocaust resulted in the murder of six million Jews, facilitated by widespread complicity and collaboration across occupied territories. This genocide was part of the broader ideology of racial purity promoted by the Nazi regime.