What was the purpose of the 'Final Solution'?

The purpose of the 'Final Solution' was to systematically exterminate the Jewish population of Europe. This genocidal plan was developed by the Nazi regime under Adolf Hitler during World War II as part of their broader ideology of racial purity and anti-Semitism. It involved the mass murder of six million Jews across Nazi-occupied Europe, using methods such as concentration camps and mass shootings.

The 'Final Solution' was not aimed at enhancing diplomatic relations, establishing peace, or creating economic opportunities. Instead, it was fundamentally rooted in a hatred-driven agenda that sought to eliminate Jews, considered by the Nazis as an existential threat to the Aryan race and German society. This plan was executed with extreme efficiency, highlighting the extent of the atrocities committed during the Holocaust.