Nazis are not gay; in fact, the Nazis murdered tens of thousands of gay people in concentration and death camps.
They were called Nazis.
He got them to work for him by getting the Nazis to kill and the Nazis must like to kill.
after ww2 the Nazis probably went to south America and hid out there. there have been official records of Nazis making there homes in Argentina and Mexico. actually the Nazis did attempt to get Mexico to join the axis powers and help fight against the allies.
The Neo-Nazis target the same groups as the Nazis did - plus Muslims in some cases. The same people that the Nazi government did as well as sone muslims
It is possible some African Americans were Nazis, just as it is possible some caucasian Americans were Nazis, but in general, African Americans were loyal Americans.
The previous answer by Cameron Davies is not entirely true. There were likely many gay Nazis, who remained closeted due to the political climate. While there were no openly gay nazis, it is within the realm of possibility that 3-8% of nazis were gay.
Pink
The Nazis killed gay people during World War II. Today, about 10 countries have the death penalty for being gay and significantly more have groups/police that openly kill gays without criminal repercussions.
They don't. This is a stereotype. However, the color pink is associated with the gay rights movement, possibly originating from the pink triangle that the Nazis required gay people to wear.
Gypsies, gay people, people with disabilities, jewish people and others
Yes, there were some gay Nazis, especially early. In particular, Ernst Roehm was a homosexual- Roehm was the commander of the Sturmabteilung ("assault section"), or SA, which was the Nazi Party's private army. As the SA commander, Roehm was one of the most powerful Nazis aside from Hitler himself.Once Hitler and the Nazis took control of Germany in 1933-34, Hitler and the Nazi leadership decided they did not approve of homosexuals and added them to the long list of people they disliked. In the summer of 1934, the Nazis carried out the "Night of the Long Knives", where they summarily executed hundreds of political rivals, including potential rivals within the Nazi Party itself. Roehm was among the people murdered, and the SA was largely disbanded.After the Night of the Long Knives, any homosexuals remaining within the Nazi Party were forced to keep it absolutely secret, for fear that they may be arrested and executed as well.Most Nazis were not gay. Homosexuality was illegal in most countries at the time, and particularly dangerous in Nazi Germany. Any gay Nazis would have been deeply closeted.However, homosexuality is very common (some think about 1 in 10 people) and so it is not surprising that some high-ranking Nazis were gay. Goering apparently enjoyed young men.
No, gay people can be idolized for their contributions to society. For example, many computer scientists consider Alan Turing (the man who cracked the Nazis's Enigma code-machine in WWII) an idol for his contributions to the field of computer science.
The Nazis absolutely hated gays. Many of those who could not be convicted by due process of law (for example, people who were rumoured to be gay) were sent to concentration camps and many were killed.The Nazis wished to exterminate everyone who didn't fit into their idea of what the 'Aryan master Race' should comprise of, hence their killing of; Jews, homosexuals, Poles, Russians, Gypsies, the disabled...
1. Convictions by courts for what was termed at the time "homosexual acts." 2. Gossip and rumour. 3. Mental instititutions
The Jews, Gypsies/Romani, gay people, Catholics, the handicapped, and Slavs.
The Jews, Gypsies/Romani, gay people, Catholics, the handicapped, and Slavs.
The Jews, Gypsies/Romani, gay people, Catholics, the handicapped, and Slavs.