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Forced abortions and sterilization of certain groups, including Jews, Roma, and disabled people, under Nazi rule
Between 1933 and 1945 the systematically sought to subordinate, co‑opt, marginalize and, in many cases, annihilate religious communities that conflicted with its racial and political ideology; it comb...
Scholars began treating the mass murder of Europe’s Romani and Sinti as a distinct genocide in published research in the 1970s, but broad academic and public recognition only accelerated in the late 1...
Nazi propaganda in the 1930s explicitly tied Jews to alleged sexual threats—framing Jewish men as predators, miscegenation as existential danger, and Jews as corrupters of sexual morality—in service o...