What does Nazi mean?

The Nazis refer to the German Workers' Party, whose full name is the "National Socialist German Workers' Party". The Chinese language is generally expressed as "Nazi", which comes from Nazi in German, which is the abbreviation of "National Socialism" (German: Nationalersozialismus).

The Nazi party was founded in Munich, Germany in 1919 and disbanded after the end of World War II in 1945.

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The Nazi Party achieved its goals by persecuting those it considered impure, especially Jews, Gypsies, homosexuals, and politicians (such as Wei Marxist Republic, Communist Party, etc.). For political opposition during this period, see German Resistance.

This persecution reached its peak in the last years of the regime. Approximately 6 million Jews, more than 10 million Slavs, and various other ethnic groups were systematically murdered. This act of genocide is called Holocaust (meaning "massacre") in English, Shoah in Hebrew, and the Nazis euphemistically called it the "Final Solution" in German.