Nazi Party

Definition and stakes

United States. Office of Chief of Counsel for the Prosecution of Axis Criminality,  Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression…

“ That the leadership of the Nazi Party, as the sole bearer of the foregoing and other doctrines of the Nazi Party, was entitled to shape the structure, policies and practices of the German State and all related institutions, to direct and supervise the activities of all individuals within the State, and to destroy all opponents. ”
Source: Gutenberg

United States. Office of Chief of Counsel for the Prosecution of Axis Criminality,  Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression…

“ The Party had its own secret police, its security units, its intelligence and espionage division, its raiding forces, and its youth forces. It established elaborate administrative mechanisms to identify and liquidate spies and informers, to manage concentration camps, to operate death vans, and to finance the whole movement. Through concentric circles of authority, the Nazi Party, as its leadership later boasted, eventually organized and dominated every phase of German life—but not until they had waged a bitter internal struggle characterized by brutal criminality. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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