Nazi Persecution | Vibepedia

Nazi persecution extended far beyond the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust, targeting groups deemed threats to the 'Aryan' ideal including Roma, disabled people, and political dissidents. From forced sterilizations under the Nuremberg Laws to mass killings in Aktion T-4, the regime's eugenics-driven violence claimed hundreds of thousands more lives. This systematic brutality, rooted in racial pseudoscience, reshaped Europe through concentration camps like Auschwitz and reprisal massacres across occupied territories.