Nazi Policy And Cultural Minorities Term Paper

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Specially recipient of abuse in the concentration camps, homosexuals were guilty of a crime against Germany in their simple state of being, even as this
discrimination was not passed along to German SS guards and other Nazis
notoriously documented as having sodomized and sexually abused homosexual
inmates. In addition to their relegation to concentration and death camps,
homosexuals were subjected to the abuse of German's Nazified medical
community. To this end, "in 1935, a new law legalized the 'compulsory
sterilization (often in fact castration) of homosexuals.' A special
section of the Gestapo dealt with them.Along with epileptics,
schizophrenics and other 'degenerates', they were being eliminated."
(Laska, 1) The selected phraseology suggests that there is an inherent
intent to develop a 'moral hygiene' befitting of the Aryan race.
Therefore, in addition to those persecuted for these differences,
groups such as those in the sex profession would face the same ironic
mandate and exploitation. Prostitutes were subjected to harsh state
control, wherein all brothels were to be operated by public officials.
Independent streetwalking was considered a crime and in fact, this
situation allowed for the easy use of sex workers as sex slaves for guards,
soldiers and even prisoners. To this latter claim, "between 300 and 400
women were forced to become sex...

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Indeed, fascism would be very much inclined by the pursuit of unchecked authority over individual actions and collective behavioral
tendencies. That this notion would be employed to the end of literally
eliminating all those on the fringe of German, and ultimately European
society, demands greater philosophical speculation. However, the approach
taken demonstrates a clear and multi-stratified front by which the Nazis
hoped to eventually produce a culture forced into a cruel and unnatural
homogenization.

Works Cited

Laska, V. (1983). Women in the Resistance and in the Holocaust.
Greenwood Press.

Speigel Online. (2007). New exhibition documents forced prostitution in
concentration camps. Speigel.de.

Traditional Values Coalition (TVC). (2005). Hitler targeted the
handicapped first. Traditional Values.org.

Sources Used in Documents:

Works Cited

Laska, V. (1983). Women in the Resistance and in the Holocaust.
Greenwood Press.

Speigel Online. (2007). New exhibition documents forced prostitution in
concentration camps. Speigel.de.

Traditional Values Coalition (TVC). (2005). Hitler targeted the


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