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|goals = To lead a master race of "Aryans" to rule the world and eliminate those deemed "unworthy of life". (failed) | |goals = To lead a master race of "Aryans" to rule the world and eliminate those deemed "unworthy of life". (failed) | ||
|type of villains = Tyrannical war criminals}} | |type of villains = Tyrannical war criminals|crimes = Mass Murder<br> | ||
Genocide<br> | |||
Tyranny<br> | |||
torture<br> | |||
slavery<br> | |||
Hatemongering<br> | |||
Warmongering<br> | |||
Human experimentation<br>}} | |||
{{Quote|The party must not become the servant of the masses, but their master.|Adolf Hitler}} | {{Quote|The party must not become the servant of the masses, but their master.|Adolf Hitler}} | ||
'''The National Socialist German Workers' Party''' (often shorted simply to '''"Nazis"''') were the ruling party of Germany during the events of [[World War II]] and became infamous as a society that, under the control of [[Adolf Hitler]], orchestrated a number of unlawful invasions as well as numerous [[war crimes]] and [[crimes against humanity]], with the most well known being [[The Holocaust|the Holocaust]], the [[genocide|genocidal]] mass slaughter of Jews all across Europe that is widely accepted to be the worst act of genocide in modern history. | '''The National Socialist German Workers' Party''' (often shorted simply to '''"Nazis"''') were the ruling party of Germany during the events of [[World War II]] and became infamous as a society that, under the control of [[Adolf Hitler]], orchestrated a number of unlawful invasions as well as numerous [[war crimes]] and [[crimes against humanity]], with the most well known being [[The Holocaust|the Holocaust]], the [[genocide|genocidal]] mass slaughter of Jews all across Europe that is widely accepted to be the worst act of genocide in modern history. |