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This would depend upon where and when. In other countries where there was a freedom of speech people were much safer. In 1933 when the Nazis were elected into government, people who were most vocal would be put into 'protective custody' ie. concentration camps. Later people could be executed for it. But the Nazis were very conscious of public opinion and had a department responsible for monitoring public opinion, and would change their policies if they were not popular.
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What happened to the people who spoke out against the Nazis?
They'd get beat or killed possiblyBeaten, imprisoned, killed.
What were people who spoke against slavery?
abolitionists
What religions have the holocaust affected?
Jewish people were the main target of the holocaust and approximately six and half million were killed during the holocaust. However, the nazis also killed Christians who helped and hid Jewish people and who spoke out and wrote against the evils of the nazis. Disabled people were also targeted and murdered by nazis. The death toll of WW2 was about 17 million including soldier deaths from all sides, it affected many people.
What happen to people who spoke out against Hitler?
Some were killed and others were saved by leaving the country!
What name was given to people who boldy spoke out against slavery?
They were called abolitionists.
What name was given to people who boldly spoke out or wrote against slavery?
martyrs
People who spoke out against Rome and the Church risked being branded as?
b. heretics
Who spoke out against george iii?
Patriots spoke agenst him!!
Who spoke out against slavery in the US?
Sojourner Truth spoke against slavery all over the US
Who spoke against sectionalism?
Daniel Webster was a great orator who spoke against sectionalism
What name was given to people black and white's who boldly spoke out or wrote against slavery?
abolitionists
What was la casas point of view on Indians in the encomienda system?
He was against it and wanted to help them to send them free from slavery
