The SA (Sturmabteilung) - 'stormtroopers' - were the Nazis' paramilitary wing.
The general term was SA-Mann.
No, they were on the Germans side
The SA (Sturmabteilung, 'Brownshirts') was the paramilitary wing of the Nazi party (NSDAP).
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The answer is the SA group.
Hitler purged the SA to remove some political rivals within the Nazi Party and to gain the support of the German Army.
== == Historically, SA stood for "Sturmabteilung" which referred to the stormtroopers or brownshirts, the Nazi Party's paramilitary wing, which in 1931-1933 (and again later) beat up opponents of the Nazis in the streets. Originally, the SS was a section of the SA but became fully autonomous in 1934. Since 1945 the abbreviation has been avoided in Germany in non-historical contexts.
Nazi storm troopers were often called brown shirts, for the color of their uniforms. The official name of the storm troopers, the paramilitary wing of the Nazi party, was the Sturmabteilung. The were also called the SA for short.
Gestapo.___No, the Gestapo was the secret police. The Stormtroopers were called the Sturmabteilung or SA in German.
The nazi stormtroopers was a way to refer to the SA/the brownshirts. Or the Schusztaffel or SS. The Brownshirts/SA, and the SS battled at the beginning of the war on who was to be hitlers body gaurd. The SS won.
The SA is Sturmabteilung or 'storm department'. The SA (brown shirts) were effective under Hitler at intimidating all political opponents of the Nazi Party, and persecuting the Jewish population of Germany. They were instrumental in Hitler's seizure of power in Germany.
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