Nazi War Criminals

Nazi war criminals are individuals who, during World War II, participated in or facilitated severe violations of human rights, including genocide, torture, and war crimes, committed by the Nazi regime in Germany. After the war, many were prosecuted in international and national courts for their actions, which targeted millions, particularly Jews, Romani people, disabled individuals, and others. Their crimes are considered among the most heinous in modern history, leading to efforts for justice, remembrance, and prevention of such atrocities in the future.