The Nazis also aimed to wipe out Roma and Sinti people, though there were fewer of them than Jews and they tended to be socially marginalised. Other non-“Aryan” ethnicities were targeted for enslavement rather than outright extermination.
Disability, gender non-conformity and homosexuality were also widely prosecuted. In fact, the books they were burning on that famous book burning picture from 1933 were books on gender studies.
The Nazis also aimed to wipe out Roma and Sinti people, though there were fewer of them than Jews and they tended to be socially marginalised. Other non-“Aryan” ethnicities were targeted for enslavement rather than outright extermination.
Disability, gender non-conformity and homosexuality were also widely prosecuted. In fact, the books they were burning on that famous book burning picture from 1933 were books on gender studies.