... Kampf, Hitler sees only one sensible way for the community to work efficiently and collectively toward a single objective. That is through a generated cohesion, based upon a similarity of nature and species. A superior individual, Aryan in Hitler's perspective, should not ˜blend' or ˜mix' with those who are considered inferior. Jewish people, people of color, homosexuals, or people who had denounced the State ... were all considered inferior individuals. If a superior individual assimilates with a subordinate, this only risks the State and poisons the original race of the nation (Hitl...

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... , arbitrary power. Concentration camps usually consist of barracks, huts or tents, surrounded by watchtowers and contained by barbed wire fencing. The very purpose of concentration camps under the Nazis was for the oppression and persecution of people who were considered undesirable by the Nazi regime on racial, political and religious grounds. Hundreds of thousands of victims were confined to concentration camps ... genocide. Conclusion In total the German Nazi leaders established 22 Concentration camps and hundreds of extension camps throughout Germany, Austria, Poland and the then Cze...

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