Outside of the Jewish population, who in Germany suffered persecution during the reign of the Third Reich? And why?

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Kortemy · Answer 1 · 2024-04-23T12:45:23+0000

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Other groups that suffered persecution during the Third Reich were homosexuals, people with disabilities, Roma and Sinti people, and political dissidents. They were considered "undesirables" by the Nazi regime and were subjected to forced sterilization, imprisonment, and in some cases, extermination.

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Outside of the Jewish population, who in Germany suffered persecution during the reign of the Third Reich? And why?

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