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Nazi Party

Nazi Party

The Nazi party, or the German Workers Socialist Party was a German political party from 1919-1945. The last, and most famous leader of the German Nazi party was Adolf Hitler. Nazi's believed in the failures of capitalism, communism, economic liberalism and democracy. They supported the racial purity of the German people. Hitler believed Jews were evil because they were a people without a homeland. His solution to the Jewish problem came to fruition at the height of Nazi power, and he began the systematic slaughter of over 6 million Jews, plus millions of Catholics, gypsies, homosexuals, mentally and physically disabled people, communists and anyone else he didn't like.

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With the landmark St.Basil's Cathedral in the background, Communist party members and supporters walk in the Red Square in Moscow, on December 21, 2011, to visit to Joseph Stalin's tomb to pay tribute to the Soviet dictator’s birth 132th anniversary. While historians blame Stalin for the deaths of millions in purges, prison camps and forced collectivization, many in Russia still praise him for leading the Soviet Union to victory over Nazi Germany in World War II.

OFFENBACH, GERMANY - DECEMBER 03: Matthias Schrade of the Piratenpartei (Pirate Party) poses for a picture during their federal conference on December 3, 2011 in Offenbach, Germany. The Pirate Party received nationwide attention after climbing to 8% in national polls and winning seats in the Berlin city parliament in September, though since then its popularity has steadily waned amidst a series of party mishaps, including that one prominent member had a neo-Nazi past as well as the discovery of links to child pornography websites on the party's internet platform.

People hold banners calling for the ban of the neo-Nazi National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD) and the closure of Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution on November 19, 2011 in Munich, during an anti neonazis protest march. Germany is reeling after the discovery of a small neo-Nazi group believed to be responsible for the unsolved murders of eight men of Turkish origin and a Greek between 2000 and 2006 as well as a policewoman in 2007.

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