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Summary of Sunni concepts | Concept (1142) | The most important ideas of the Nazis
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A summary of the concepts held by the Ahl al-Sunnah.
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The most significant ideologies of the Nazis.
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The Nazis are classified as an extreme right-wing party.
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Characterized by a nationalist ideology and a socialist nature.
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They were hostile toward both communism and democracy.
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As well as being anti-Semitic and chauvinistic.
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The core beliefs they held and sought to implement.
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First, racism and the superiority of the Aryan race over all other human races.
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Second, the inherent superiority of certain human races over others.
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And the necessity of eventually exterminating the inferior races.
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Along with preserving the purity of the superior races, according to their claims.
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The lowest human races in the view of the Nazis.
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Primarily the Jews, followed by the Roma.
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Third, the Nazis also viewed the disabled as a burden on society with no utility.
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Therefore, in their view, they should also be eliminated in the end.
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Fourth, the Nazis worked to exploit the disabled and the inferior races before exterminating them.
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This was done by conducting medical experiments on them.
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In their view, they were a more useful substitute for humanity than laboratory mice.
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The Nazis also persecuted these disabled individuals and inferior races.
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They tortured them and forcibly displaced them for the benefit of the Aryan race.
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Finally, they exterminated them, or the majority of them, in Germany through genocide.
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In what is known as the Holocaust, or the "burnt offering."
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Many Jews were destroyed in that event.
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A summary of the concepts held by the Ahl al-Sunnah.