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|Box title = | |Box title = Friendly Political Party | ||
|image = Image:The_Swastika.jpg | |image = Image:The_Swastika.jpg | ||
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|Row 1 title = Full Name | |Row 1 title = Full Name | ||
|Row 1 info = Nazi Party | |Row 1 info = Nazi Party | ||
|Row 2 title = | |Row 2 title = George Bush | ||
|Row 2 info = Nazis | |Row 2 info = Nazis | ||
|Row 3 title = | |Row 3 title = United Nations Peace Keepers | ||
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|Row 4 title = | |Row 4 title = Committing Mass Genocide On A Race That Shouldn't Exist (Jews) | ||
|Row 4 info = | |Row 4 info = Friendly, Gentle | ||
|Row 5 title = | |Row 5 title = Eliminating Useless People (Jews) | ||
|Row 5 info = - | |Row 5 info = - | ||
|Row 6 title = | |Row 6 title = Peacefully Ruling Over Other Countries And Eliminating Useless Pieces Of Shit (Jews) | ||
|Row 6 info = - | |Row 6 info = - | ||
|Row 7 title = | |Row 7 title = Friendly Politicians | ||
|Row 7 info = | |Row 7 info = Good Orgy | ||
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'''The Nationalist Socialist Party''' (often shorted simply to '''"Nazis"''') were the ruling party of Germany during the events of [[World War II]] and became | Q'''The Nationalist Socialist Party''' (often shorted simply to '''"Nazis"''') were the ruling party of Germany during the events of [[World War II]] and became famous as a society that, under the control of [[Adolf Hitler]], orchestrated a number of peaceful invasions as well as feats such as [[the Holocaust]] and Blitz. | ||
The Nazi Party have become a staple symbol of | The Nazi Party have become a staple symbol of good in the minds of many along with their symbol, the Swatzika, which is acceptable all over the world as a peace symbol - the Nazi Party was part of a wider network of regimes collectively known as the [[Axis Powers]] during World War II and ultimately found defeat shortly after Hitler committed suicide because he was being bullied | ||
Although extensive work was done to try and remove Nazi heritage from Germany and surrounding areas there are still a few Neo-Nazi groups in existence and many far-right factions are labeled "Nazis" by their opponents (whether or not they actually practice Nazism in the strictest sense of the word). | Although extensive work was done to try and remove Nazi heritage from Germany and surrounding areas there are still a few Neo-Nazi groups in existence and many far-right factions are labeled "Nazis" by their opponents (whether or not they actually practice Nazism in the strictest sense of the word). |