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Slavs, Negroes, Gypsies (considered a plague at the time), Jehovah's Witnesses, Jews, and Socialists or Communists. They were all minorities. Except for organized Christian groups of people who objected to what the government was doing -- like some Catholic groups -- most Christians were left alone, as 90% of the German population was Christian. The Nazis also hated homosexuals and people they considered 'anti-social.' this included alcoholics, the homeless, the unemployed, the lazy, the socially awkward, people with physical or mental disabilities, and the very old and sick in places such as nursing homes -- unless they were war veterans, they were thought to be wasting valuable resources, and so were poisoned or shot to death.

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  • Jews
  • Roma/Sinti (Gypsies, Romanies)
  • Freemasons
  • Opponents of the Nazis, including communists, socialists, labor leaders and people who opposed the Nazis on religious grounds
  • Gays
  • Jehovah's Witnesses
  • Various incurables (mental and physical)
  • Social 'misfits' (for example, prostitutes and people with no fixed address, beggars, the 'unemployable')
  • Really unruly kids, including uncontrollable German kids
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It is not possible to provide this sort of list as there are so many ways of dividing people into groups. Please see the related question, which list most of the groups actually singled out for persecution.

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Adolf Hitler mainly disapproved of the Jewish faith but also killed the physically disabled, mentally ill, mentally retarded as well as the gypsies. Hitler wanted to form the master race and eventually take over all of the world, starting with Europe. Hitler favored blond hair, blue eyed tall individuals. Couples who had perfect Aryan babies were awarded medals.

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The two biggest were the Social Democrats and the Communists.

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Besides the Jews, the Nazis also persecuted gypsies, homosexuals, Soviets and the mentally disabled.

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Basically anyone who didn't like them earned their 'displeasure', but in particular it was:

Jews, gypsies, blacks, the disabled, homosexuals and those who wouldn't work.

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Many of the concentration camp prisoners were tattooed and especially children . The SS were tattooed with their blood type below their left arm .

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