"None taken." - Tom Paris and Seven of Nine in 2374 The term Nazi was an abbreviation of the designation Nationalsozialist, used originally only for members and supporters of the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (abbreviation: NSDAP; English: National Socialist German Workers' Party or National Socialist Party), a totalitarian fascist party in the nation-state of Germany, on Earth, in the early part of the 20th century. The Nazi Party became a tool for governmental domination, known as the Third Reich, by dictator Adolf Hitler who enforced policies of racial superiority and German dominance through various means such as the Nazi security organization known as the SS.
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| - "None taken." - Tom Paris and Seven of Nine in 2374 The term Nazi was an abbreviation of the designation Nationalsozialist, used originally only for members and supporters of the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (abbreviation: NSDAP; English: National Socialist German Workers' Party or National Socialist Party), a totalitarian fascist party in the nation-state of Germany, on Earth, in the early part of the 20th century. The Nazi Party became a tool for governmental domination, known as the Third Reich, by dictator Adolf Hitler who enforced policies of racial superiority and German dominance through various means such as the Nazi security organization known as the SS.
- The National Socialist Party was founded in 2673 by a breakaway faction of the now defunct Technocratic Nationalist Party (TNP).
- In the 1930s and 40s, the Nazi Party came to power with Adolf Hitler at the helm, creating the Third Reich. The party expanded their ideals by conquering other nations and imposing their values, beating or killing anyone who outspokenly disagreed with them and not tolerating people outside their established norms. The Holocaust remained a prime example of carrying out these values, with the enslavement and slaughter of millions of people from groups such as Jews, homosexuals, gypsies, dissenters and prisoners of war in concentration camps.
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| - In the 1930s and 40s, the Nazi Party came to power with Adolf Hitler at the helm, creating the Third Reich. The party expanded their ideals by conquering other nations and imposing their values, beating or killing anyone who outspokenly disagreed with them and not tolerating people outside their established norms. The Holocaust remained a prime example of carrying out these values, with the enslavement and slaughter of millions of people from groups such as Jews, homosexuals, gypsies, dissenters and prisoners of war in concentration camps. The Nazi Party stole symbols and rituals from various historical powers such as the Roman Empire, such as the "Heil" greeting, derived from a formal Roman greeting. The swastika was also taken from another historical era. In 1945, the Nazi Party fell from power, surrendering to the Allied forces. Neo-Nazi groups emerged throughout post-World War II history, such as John Gill's neo-Nazi movement on Ekos in the 2260s. (TOS: "Patterns of Force")
- "None taken." - Tom Paris and Seven of Nine in 2374 The term Nazi was an abbreviation of the designation Nationalsozialist, used originally only for members and supporters of the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (abbreviation: NSDAP; English: National Socialist German Workers' Party or National Socialist Party), a totalitarian fascist party in the nation-state of Germany, on Earth, in the early part of the 20th century. The Nazi Party became a tool for governmental domination, known as the Third Reich, by dictator Adolf Hitler who enforced policies of racial superiority and German dominance through various means such as the Nazi security organization known as the SS.
- The National Socialist Party was founded in 2673 by a breakaway faction of the now defunct Technocratic Nationalist Party (TNP).
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