The Jews mainly, and other people that didn't have blonde hair and blue eyes. Hitler was against anyone that was not of pure Aryan race.
There are many ethnic groups in Europe.He was part of an ethnic minority.
But the Nazis were nationalists ...
it's the Nazis. and they weren't murdered. some were punished after the war. Germany was forced to pay massive fees for losing the war called reparations, and they slowly just grew back into their culture, and some hid, in fear of one day being killed by people against Nazis. in fact, there are still nazi groups today
Hitler wasn't keen on the Catholic church as he believed that anyone who was loyal to the pope couldn't be loyal to him. That said, many senior officers and Nazis were at least nominal Catholics and there is no evidence that anyone was killed JUST for being a Catholic. The main resistance movement in Austria was the Catholic Resistance, and members were shot, but it was because of their resistance rather than their faith.
YES, the Nazis are worse. The Taliban were known for being locally repressive towards the entire population in a backwards way. The Nazis were known for segregating the population into groups, treating the majority well and then proceeding to massacre the minority. They founded an empire based on constant belligerence and used modern, industrial power to create a war machine that killed more civilians and more soldiers than any other war in history.
To begin with the Nazis were obviously antisemitic (hated Jews) so under the rule of Hitler the Nazis attempted to completely exterminate Jews. Nazis also killed any and all people who threatened Hitler's power, this is where they started killing religious figures. Because the Church was a part of the state he killed and controlled priests and the pope. They also killed retarded people, Gypsies, black people, and just about anyone who was different - just for the fun of it. Also, the Nazis prosecuted the Jews because they thought they were superior.
There are conservation groups such as NAMBLA and NAZIs working on killing the all.
There are many ethnic groups in Europe.He was part of an ethnic minority.
yes they were! they were being slaughtered by the Nazis who followed Hitler during the great genocide that is the holocaust
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