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A young girl watches a Nazi antisemitic parade.

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Belonging and Exclusion: Reshaping Society under Nazi Rule

In just a few years, the Nazis transformed much of German society to align with their theories about race and national unity. What did this mean for people who did not fit the Nazis’ vision of a “national community”? How did they react to their newfound “outsider” status? The sources in this section highlight the Nazis’ efforts to define membership in the “New Germany” and the responses of those excluded.

Chart of prisoner markings from Buchenwald

Concentration Camp Prisoners
A young girl watches a Nazi antisemitic parade.

Exclusion of Jews in Nazi Germany
KdF event at Strandbad Wannsee

Nazi Propaganda and National Unity
Roma and Sinti Collection Cover Image

Roma and Sinti in Nazi Germany
Collage from Der Notschrei

Sexuality, Gender, and Nazi Persecution
Drawings by Alexei Mikhailovich Pankin

Soviet POWs in German Captivity
Targets of Eugenics

Targets of Eugenics
Header image credit: Stadtarchiv Nuernberg

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