Can anyone tell me anything about the Nazis?

Answer 1

Nazi's (German abbreviation for National Socialist) was a political party (The German Workers Party, later changed to National Socialist German Workers Party) that began in the early 20s in Germany. Anton Drexler headed up the party in the 1920s until Adolf Hitler began speaking at rallies and propogandizing for the NSDAP. After a year or so as a member, Hitler pushed Drexler out and took over the party. The party focused on the societal problems that Germany faced at the time, and how they could correct them. Intially, Nazi's spread propaganda against what they considered to be the unequal races-such as Gypsies, Jews, Romanians, etc. This propaganda turned into action with the creation of the SA and the SS. The SA was sent out onto the street and were the "muscle" of the party. After the failed "Beer Hall Putsch", Hitler spent time in jail. While there, he dictated Mein Kempf which essentially laid out his plans for "Living Space" and "National Community" which meant the destruction of all those 'unfit' and the inclusion of those of good racial stock capable of breeding and carrying on a good gene pool. "Living Space" refers to spreading out the Aryan (Which included no Germans as well, anyone of good racial stock and who was mentally and physically capable was allowed in the Aryan nation) Nation across Europe. The Nazi's essentially carried out these plans. Creating things like the T4 Programme to begin the destruction as well as running the Concentration and Extermination Camps.

There is A LOT to tell about the Nazi's. I've taken entire classes dedicated to nothing but Hitler and the Nazi's rise to power. Much to much to cover in an answer section. Check out a German History book or take a look at the wikipedia link below. They will have far more inclusive information than I could write here.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NSDAP

Answer 2

The Nazi's began as a small political organization. They felt that those pushing for political power did not have Germany's best interest in mind. During that period of time Germany was divided amongst itself, the country and it's people were in ruins. The Nazi's utilized Hitler as a spokesman because of his political influence. In all actuality there was a point at which the Nazi's tried to murder Hitler with a suitcase bomb. There is a lot more to the story than most people know. I suggest reading "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" as well as "Mein Kempf". Good Luck.

Answer 3

Hitler of course who started the whole Nazis regime, made Germany around some time in the 1940's nation full of hatred. Essentially towards ethnic groups other than the Hungarians. They be lived in a so called master race, the blue eyed blond haired ones. Some of Hitlers relatives are still alive today. Their dieing off pretty quick, and choosing not to reproduce.

Answer 4

The nazis were evil, little question about that. They did have effective uniforms (they were designed with the help of HUGO BOSS) and they outfitted the autobauhn. nonetheless, i imagine there is something findamentally incorrect with nazi ideology, specifically racism and facism and ought to definately not want them to go back decrease back into skill in Germany in the present day in spite of the indisputable fact that in the experience that they were now not racist. i imagine you're complicated nazis with germans. Germans in the present day at the instantaneous are not nazis! also not all Germans in ww2 were nazis both. Germany in the present day is a tremendous position although that! Ive been there, it became exciting and the ppl were very effective. they are very respectfull of thier holocaust historic past. so certain, the German ppl are very nobel and tremendous ppl yet not the Nazis!! you ought to not confuse both. also you refered to the german ppl because the 'German race' - fyi there is completely one race - the human race. I wouldnt move round putting forward you appreciate nazis btw. in simple terms putting forward.

Answer 5

Just to offer a different perspective...read "Into that Darkness." It is a series of interviews with Stangl, the head of the largest extermination camp. It is fascinating because once you read the entire book, you come to realize that even Nazi's were capable of being victims of Nazism. Stangl was a very well respected man, with a wonderful family. It is amazing the way the Nazi regime slowly manipulated these men into the positions they wished them to hold. For example, Stangl was told he was going to a hospital to be in charge of mercy killings of young children. He was absolutely against it. He did not want to have anything to do with it. However, nuns and priests, yes people of GOD, were so enthused by it these mercy killings that the backing of the Catholic church was alot for him to deny. So then, once accustomed to mercy killings, moved to bigger objects, and so on. There were of course ruthless Nazis that deserve to rot in hell, but I firmly believe that even Nazi's could fall victim to Nazism.

Answer 6

yea the whole fascist ideology, world war 2, holocaust thing, no to mention the destruction of democracy in Germany for a couple of decades and the millions dead.

Answer 7

You should really read up on them... go here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi

Answer 8

Go to your neighborhood library. There are plenty of books there.

Answer 9

They were bad
They were German
They were Wild and crazy guys.

Answer 10

Yes, they are like Bush, but even more so.