Read Interpretations A and B in the Interpretations Booklet - AQA - GCSE History - Question 1 - 2020 - Paper 1

Interpretation A suggests that the Germans held anti-Semitic views and that this sentiment was a common attitude among the population.

In contrast, Interpretation B presents a more nuanced perspective, indicating that while anti-Semitic propaganda existed, there were also elements of German society that rejected such views. Through its analysis, Interpretation B points out that the extent of anti-Semitism was not as widespread as described in Interpretation A, highlighting a significant difference in interpretation of the societal attitudes during the period.