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In November of 1932, the Nazi party won 33 percent of the vote, which was more than any other party, in the German Election. Due to this, President Paul von Hindenburg appointed Adolf Hitler, who was the head of the National Socialist German Workers Party (NAZI Party), the new chancellor of Germany. This shows that homosexuals don't have any power -
This law was put into place by President von Hindenburg. This law took away freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and the right for people to assemble. This meant that the government now could control what was being published to citizens of Germany. This showed persecution against homosexuals because they weren't able to freely speak -
Hitler could make anything a law without having to check with other people. This means that Hitler had the power. This showed bad treatment to homosexuals because they couldn't be free -
People burned books that didn’t talk positively about the Germans. There could've been homosexuals that read books. -
The German Propaganda Ministry kept registries of “racially pure” editors and journalists. New reporters had to register and show they were not Jewish. This shows homosexuals were not free -
there were no limits or restraints on Hitler’s authority. Germany became a complete dictatorship. Homosexuals couldn't do anything to stop hitler. -
This law was created by the German Government. This law took away the right for Jews to serve in the Military. This showed that a lot of homosexuals were sent to war -
People could not be homosexual and if you were caught doing any of that act you would get punished or persecuted. This showed that homosexuals were treated unfairly. -
He was arrested for being a homosexual. He was a criminal who had to work 12 hours a day. And was in jail for 15 months. -
The SS opened a large concentration camp near the town of Oswiecim to be killed in mass shootings and worked to death. Homosexuals were forced to do things that could kill them -
To carry out the mass murder of Europe's Jews, the SS established killing centers devoted exclusively or primarily to the destruction of human beings in gas chambers. Chelmno was among these killing centers. There could have been homosexuals that accidentally breathed in the gas.