Adolf Hitler promoted the idea of a superior 'master race' with the Aryans, leading to discrimination against those deemed inferior. His belief in racial purity and quest for 'living space' resulted in extreme measures against individuals not falling under the 'master race' category. The obsession with racial superiority guided Hitler's actions in silencing dissenters during events like the Anschluss.
Adolf Hitler, influenced by his anti-Semitic beliefs detailed in Mein Kampf, promoted the ideology of a superior 'master race,' the Aryans. Those who did not belong to this perceived superior race, including Jews, Roma (Gypsies), and individuals with disabilities, were considered inferior and discriminated against.
Hitler's concept of racial purity and a quest for 'lebensraum' led to extreme measures, such as justifying war conquests to enslave those deemed 'undesirable' or 'untermenschen.' The Nazi regime integrated the idea of a superior 'Nordic/Germanic/Aryan master race' into its ideology, leading to brutal actions against those seen as 'alien' or 'inferior.'
Hitler's belief in the superiority of the Germanic people justified eliminating those considered inferior, as seen in his actions during events like the Anschluss, where dissenters were silenced to achieve his goal of uniting German-speaking populations under the Third Reich.
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