Nazi-like practices (concept)

Nazi-like practices refer to methods characterized by extreme authoritarianism, manipulation, and suppression of dissent, often involving propaganda, surveillance, discrimination, and violence. These practices are associated with the Nazi regime’s tactics of controlling information, persecuting certain groups, and enforcing conformity through fear and intimidation. They reflect a relentless pursuit of ideological uniformity at the expense of human rights, fostering an environment where power is maintained through coercion, propaganda, and often brutal enforcement. Recognizing these practices helps in understanding how totalitarian regimes operate and the importance of safeguarding democratic values.