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The Nazis, or National Socialist German Worker's party, gained power in Germany in the 1930s by lies and Propaganda. It had a racist ideology that genocide and war crimes were acceptable in order to get rid of racial groups they did not like. They were responsible for the event known as the Holocaust. Hitler, their leader, brainwashed the people to believe that 'non-ayrans' were subhuman and scapegoated them for the country's economic problems. When Hitler and the Nazis came to power they turned Gemany from a democracy to a fascist police state. Because Hitler led the Nazis to believe that non-ayrans, especially Jews, were subhuman, it was easier to lead them to massacre trhe Jews and believe it was right to send innocent Jews and others to forced labor camps, torture them and murder them. In World War II, the United States, Britain, and the USSR and many other countries fought against Germany and its allies and managed to remove the Nazis from power in Germany.
Today Neo-Nazis, tend to belong to hate groups and commit hate crimes. They will deny that the Holocaust ever happened, in order to convince more people to support them. They hate Jews, black people, the disabled and homosexuals. If they are in a powerful position at their jobs, they might practice discrimination, only hiring straight, non-Jewish, non-disabled white people.
The symbol of the Nazis is the swastika.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoThis is actually quite a complicated question.
Nazi-ism is difficult to define because the Nazis and Hitler himself were a party of oppertunism.
The goal of the Nazis was to restore Germany to a position of power and dominance that had been lost after the First World War.
This invovled to unification of the all Germanic people under one "Reich"
After the First World War, Germany and especially Austria had lost large amounts of territory in order to create new nations for the minories that lived in Austrian and German ruled regions. However to make these new countries stronger and Germany and Austria weaker, they also contained areas, like the Sudetenland and East Prussia, which contained large ethnic German populations.
If the Nazis truly beleived anything then it was that all these people deserved to be united as one.
Where the question gets more complicated is in what the Nazis said in order to gain the power to acheive their goal. The whole idea of racial purity could remove other people from areas that Germany wanted to claim for itself, making the German population stronger and more loyal to the fatherland.
By adopting the fascist doctrine of Italy the Nazis could use nationalism as a propaganda tool to make people who didn't support them seem to be disloyal, not to the Nazis but to their country and make them seem like traitors, like those the Nazis accused of selling out Germany during the last stages of World War One. Of couse many people beleived this propaganda and joined the Nazi party so it became part and parcel of Nazi policy.
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∙ 13y agoreligiously they believe in Christianity. politically they want to expand through out the world like Great Britain.
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∙ 15y agothey believed that Jews should not be on the face of the earth. He just really didnt like them.
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∙ 11y agoNazi people believe that anyone that does not fit in a society should be killed or become slaves e.g: blonde hair and blue eyes.
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How many people were in the Nazi Army on D-Day?
There was 11,000 people inthe nazi army on D-Day.
What words entered English during World War 2?
I believe Nazi actually was one. Which is actually derived from a Bavarian word that means "simple minded." Interesting is it not, seeing as the Nazi's themselves were very simple minded?
Were people forced to be Nazis?
They were pressured by the people around them, to join or support the Nazi party. People who refused were often turned in as subversives or spies.
Who contributed to the rise of Adolf Hitler?
The people who supported Hitler's rise to power were the Nazi Part and the German public who believed in Hitler and the Nazi Ideal
What was the Nazi belief about race and how did it leaad to the Holocaust?
They believed that their race was superior to others. It was only a small factor in the lead up to the Holocaust, the world was and is full of nations and people who believe that they are better than others, this does not cause mass murder.
What did the people believe?
Nazi people believe that anyone that does not fit in a society should be killed or become slaves e.g: blonde hair and blue eyes.
Did the nazi believe that jewish people were more superior than the German people?
No, the Germans treated Jews as non-human.
Why did people believe that Hitler would not invade Poland?
The Russains told the polish people that they would protect them from Hitler and the Nazi's
What phrase summarizes Nazi Germany's transition from Jewish murder to genocide?
I believe the phrase to summarize the program of Nazi genocide against the Jewish people was " the final solution".
Name three groups the Nazi's attempted to eliminate?
Jewish people, homosexuals, Gypsy's, prisoners of war I believe, and people that believed in communism as Nazi Germany was a facist country. Hmm.. I guess I can name 5.
What are the neo Nazis current beliefs?
They believe everything that a nazi would but because hitler and the nazi's reign ended they are neo nazi's and they believe that man is greater than god
Do you forgive the Nazis?
whilst the nazi party leader was one of the most evil men in history, the term "Nazi" is a name given to a member or supporter of its party. many polish people who were forced to conscript to the German army were considered nazi but they didnt believe in the nazi ideology. in short the Nazi's with nazi beliefs deserve no forgivness, but the forced Nazi's deserve sympathy.
What did the Nazi Germany believe in?
The superiority of the arian race and the superiority of all German people above everybody else.
Did the nazi zombies exist?
WELL basically ... no there is no such thing but if any thing is religious only those people will believe in them
How did the nazi doctors believe they were helping the nazi future?
They thought they were helping the purity of Aryans
Nazi party coming to power?
The reason why they came to power was because Hitler the Nazi party leader had said he could solve all of Germany's problems in the way the people would believe him.
Who are Nazi's?
Nazi's are a minority of people who believe that "white people" are an Aryan race and that Adolf Hitler was some sort of divine power. Not to be mistaken for "white supremacist"; although very similar "white supremacist's" are different in the way that they do not believe that Adolf Hitler was a divine power but still maintain the belief that "white people" are somehow superior to other races.Note: None of the Nazi's or "white supremacist's" belief's have been proven so it's a political belief not factual in anyway.
