Religious intolerance under the Nazis

Religious intolerance was a significant aspect of the Nazi regime's ideology and policies. While the Nazi party claimed to be based on a form of neo-paganism, it also sought to co-opt Christianity and suppress other religious groups that it deemed to be incompatible with its worldview.

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