Roles Of Nazis And Nazi Germans During World War II

During 1939 to 1945, two governmental superpowers ruled on opposite sides fought with similar ideas but ironically tried destroying one another. These groups were the USSR Communists of Russia and Nazi Germans of Germany. The Nazis and Communists battled over the Eastern front during World War 2 due to their political and mission goal. However, these groups shared a common evil and execution of their ideas. The Communist Russians and Nazi Germans fought for the same main reason to defend their homeland and prove their country as the superior. The Communists and Nazis performed similar activities to scare their opposers. These groups used terrible camps to torture and destroy their enemies and people who were part of the undesirables. The Nazis had Auschwitz where Jews, Polish, POWs, and other enemies of the state were put through torture and even died. The Communists of Russia had work camps like Gulag where the opposers went sent to perform hard
The Russians trusted the Nazis until Hitler began attacking Communists as one of his inferior targets. The Nazis belief also had fascist ideas which kept women off the battlefields, influenced social structure separations and spread racism throughout the country. The Communists, however, believed in equality, working hard for their freedom, women being in battle, and Marxism. The Nazis believed in killing other races instead of deportation like the Communists. The Communists actually preferred to be less violent in all-out war or conflict. This was kind of ironic due to the fact that the Communist Russians killed millions of more than the Nazis and heavily defeated the Nazis within the last years of war. The Nazis suffered lost with the Axis powers against the Allies which Russia was a part of. The major difference between the Nazis and Communists had to be the prolonged survival of the Communists after the