Since Adolf Hitler, leader of the Nazi's, wanted to create the perfect race, he had to do so, other wise the prosecuted would have survived and rebelled. I would also like to add that not only were the Jews prosecuted, but others as well. Such groups include Jehova's Witnesses, homosexuals, and anyone who didn't live up to the Nazi standards. (Blue or green eyes, blonde hair, not sick, both mentally and physically).
Why do you think that Nazis 'were tricked into killing people'? Those who served with the terror and murder apparatus did so voluntarily. They had the opportunity to opt out and do something else.
The Nazis were. Viciously doing so to try to get Britain to surrender to the Nazis so that they could launch operation Sea Lion. (The massive, though never launched, ground-based invasion of Britain.)
Yes, Germany was occupied by the Nazis in World War II, and so were Denmark, Norway, Finland, Poland, and Germany.+++The Nazis did not "invade" Germany: they were German, albeit coming to power in underhand ways and ruling their own country as a dictatorship.
Dem waan fi gyet what dem warnt so dat people hiate di shiape of swastika.
* Yes. The Nazis treated the Jews as a race, not a religion, so many of the victims of the Holocaust, especially from Western and Central Europe, were not practicising Jews. * The Nazis also slaughtered Soviet 'political commissars' whom they took prisoners. These were Marxist-Leninists (Communists). The Nazis also killed other Soviet prisoners of war.
They were to small. Also they could not get popular support.
When my wife jumped out of the moving car, I drove on, Ruthlessly. (That's supposed to be a joke, so don't use it in a school paper...) Some would say that the Aztecs were conquered ruthlessly.
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.
After WW 1 there existed no 'former Nazis' (that party was only started years later) and no Germans were prosecuted by the Allied powers anyway. Afer WW 2, leaders of the Nazi party and of the German army were prosecuted and sentenced in the so-called Neuremberg Trials.
Nazis or rather he did until he died in 2005. An Austrian Jew and Holocaust survivor who worked for the US Army after the war tracking down Nazis so they could be found and prosecuted for war crimes. He founded the Jewish Documentation Centre in Vienna and the Simon Wiesenthal Centre in Los Angeles is named after him.
It means that what you did was dismissed, so you won't be prosecuted further.
The Nazis forced the Jewish prisoners to wear the Star of David so they could be easily identified. This badge was yellow. That Nazis gave different badges to different groups (Eg, Homosexuals wore pink triangles, Jehovah's Witnesses wore purple triangles, ect).
They lead the Normandy landings. So yes, they did help Defeat the Nazis.
The only way is to not give alcohol to minors. Sounds silly to say so, but that is the only way to NOT get prosecuted. There MAY be many ways to not get convicted.
i don't really know but i think so
It wasn't the Germans. Very confusing, yes. The Germans and the Nazis were in different groups, though they followed the same leader. It was the Nazis who wanted this so they could keep track of and control as many Jewish people as they could. _____________________ Most Nazis were Germans. Ordinary Germans were happy to go along with the Nazi's wishes as they benefited in ways such as getting the Jews' jobs or their houses or businesses.
They wore afraid because the Nazis killed the Jew's. So that's why they wore scared.