The negation of Man under the Third Reich

D.R.

In 1945, the world discovers the horror of the Nazi concentration camps, which caused hundreds of thousands of victims in a few years. From then on, the concentration camp system became the quintessential illustration of the negation of man by the Nazis. However, it is much more widely that the Third Reich implemented, from 1933, policies based on the negation of humanity of different categories of population, justified by a racist vision of the world which constitutes the foundation of Nazi ideology.

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