Many wonder how the Nazis could do so many bad things. How could they kill so many people. 6 million people sent to their death, just for the thoughts of a political party. Was it really just Hitler, or did someone else carry out the dirty work? What did the police do? Were they not fighters for the law, for justice? The Nazis not only sent troops to war, but to grab innocent people like jews, homosexuals, gypsies, political opponents, and more to concentration camps. With rants, protests, and speeches; the Nazis managed to get many of german workers to join their party. They were all upset about the treaty of Versailles, and wanted a change. The government was out of control, very much unstable. So …show more content…
He helped create the Secret State Police, or Gestapo. But also, introduced the SS. Nazis helped the German police. They were funded better. The police were used to combat gangs and streetfighters. Their actual mission goal was to end these organizations from operating. The Nazis increased weapons, training, gang arrest and bad treatment of prisoners. Police had preventative action. Crime did eventually go down, but only due to the harsh conditions. Gang activities also ceased. Nazis manipulated the police. Instead of fighting with the law, they were used to enforce mass genocide of Nazi opponents.
The Nazis Fused the SS and Security Service together, much like they fused the Gestapo and other police units. The ideology of Nazis became practiced by all Nazi units. SS, SD and Police were the ones that put the holocaust in action.
Many people thought it was just Hitler, and his willpower to kill all Jews. But other men, cruel men, influenced his hatred. It is shameless the way some men could just kill people, and not feel guilt. These men put innocent people to death, all for a simple belief. But, we shall not just judge others. The U.S. also once discriminated fiercely against another race. The U.S. once supported segregation, and even had slaves. You should always accept everyone the way they are. No matter the skin color, and no matter the