Nazi Germany: It is not truth that matters, but victory.

Nazi Germany, officially known as the German Reich until 1943 and Greater German Reich from 1943 to 1945, was the German state between 1933 and 1945, when Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party controlled the country which they transformed into a dictatorship.Nazi GermanyChapter 1: Nazi Germany 1.1 Nazi seizure of power1.2 Nazification of Germany1.3 Consolidation of power1.4 Military build-up1.5 Austria and Czechoslovakia1.6 Poland1.7 World War II1.8 Foreign policy1.9 Outbreak of war1.10 Conquest of Europe1.11 Invasion of the Soviet Union1.12 Turning point and collapse1.13 German casualtiesChapter 2: Geography2.1 Occupied territories2.2 Politics2.3 Government2.4 LawChapter 3: Military and paramilitary3.1 The SA and SSChapter 4: Economy4.1 Wartime economy and forced labour4.2 Financial exploitation of conquered territoriesChapter 5: Racial policy and eugenics5.1 Persecution of Roma5.2 Other persecuted groups5.3 Generalplan Ost5.4 The Holocaust and Final Solution5.5 Oppression of ethnic Poles5.6 Mistreatment of Soviet POWsChapter 6 : Society6.1 Role of women and family6.2 Environmentalism6.3 Oppression of churches6.4 Resistance to the regimeChapter 7: Culture7.1 Censorship7.2 Architecture and art7.3 FilmChapter 8 : LegacyChapter 9: German involvement in the Spanish Civil War9.1 Motivation and volunteers9.2 Non-Intervention Agreement9.3 Control planChapter 10: Early intervention10.1 Condor Legion10.2 Maritime operations10.3 Kriegsmarine10.4 Operation Ursula10.5 Outcome10.6 Political roles