 Ironically, they were also responsible for bringing the forces of communism and the threat of revolution. And of course, the answer to that question is that in 1933, the Jewish population of Germany was about three quarters of 1% of the population. So this is a tiny population. And I think it's a really useful tool to think about how scapegoating works and how you don't need a massive population or a significant portion of the population to blame for somehow nonetheless pulling all the strings.