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The Nazi state engaged in a sustained struggle against Christian churches, with persecution escalating in stages from the mid-1930s and becoming markedly harsher during the war years.
The Nazi regime pursued a multifaceted campaign against Christian churches that combined legal agreements, political co‑optation, bureaucratic pressure and outright repression—aimed at subordinating, ...
Jehovah’s Witnesses were a distinct category of non-Jewish victims of Nazi persecution who suffered imprisonment, deportation to concentration camps, torture, and execution because they refused to ple...
Scholars identifying when analogies to 1930s Germany become more apt point to a cluster of “pre‑dictors”: deep economic collapse or hyperinflation, national humiliation and political fragmentation tha...