Illinois Nazis.

From the Nazis.

Basically, Nazis murder people.

I hate Illinois Nazis.

Our situation is bad. There are Nazis in America. Nazis and Communists.

The Nazis invaded the Netherlands.

Sometimes those guys are Nazis, my oh my.

Anne lived in terror of being captured by Nazis.

Beat the daylights out of the Japanese, the Nazis.

The Nazis tortured because they felt guilty after oppressing Europe.

That we got tough with the Nazis was a good thing.

Enigma was the most widely used cypher code by the Nazis.

Just to scare them. They were very popular with the Nazis.

Is it? The Nazis burned the books here. Oh, now I get it.

It's something that separates us from the Nazis at Nuremberg, enforced medical experimentation.

History tells us, they've been used by the Nazis to attack the Jews.

During the Second World War, German Nazis killed many people at the Auschwitz concentration camp.

In World War Il, the Nazis used gas to inflict the horror of the Holocaust.

Hitler knew it he used Wagner to make all the Nazis feel wonderful and Aryan.

I came to France with my family because my family was persecuted by the neo nazis of Serbia.

And then I kind of flipped that around and thought, well I could give it to the neo Nazis.

And by the way, all those precautions to keep the Norden bombsight out of the hands of the Nazis?

Until that day comes, I stand for my father who tried to shoot the Nazis with an old gun.

When Hitler came to power and the Nazis came to power with their kind of genocide, people created resistance movements everywhere.

Essentially he was ruling a coalition. The Nazis, his party, did not have a majority, but they were able to control a coalition.

But we can also look at an Enigma machine from the Nazis in World War II that was a coding and decoding machine.

And it should come as no surprise that my first novel at 16 was about Neo Nazis taking over Nigeria to institute the Fourth Reich.

I'm sorry, Eric. When I was a small boy and the Nazis were in Norway and you did not do what the signs said, you know what maybe would happen?

So in the 1930s, he hired a whole bunch of them, including a man named Hermann Long who, in 1938, gave a complete set of the plans for the Norden bombsight to the Nazis.

There are many cases, some of which I talk about in the book, of people who have been slandered, called Nazis, physically assaulted, threatened with criminal prosecution for stumbling across or arguing about controversial findings.

And there were people, strategists, within the U.S. military who genuinely thought that this single device was going to spell the difference between defeat and victory when it came to the battle against the Nazis and against the Japanese.

And so over the course of the rest of the 30s, essentially the Nazis consolidated power until we get to 1939, and the rest of the world kept watching Hitler, you know he was consolidating power, and he came in democratically but he was essentially consolidating power under himself, turning it into a dictatorship, he was militarizing Germany.