How Did Neo Nazis Impact Society
Neo-Nazi Introduction
Nazis were widely spread across the world some turned and helped but most hurt people. Anyone that would want to go back to these days are crazy, because they would probably get harmed or die just like everyone else. The Neo-nazis practiced cruel measures over various groups of people to defend their culture; America today is cautious about dictatorship and that can be traced back to hitler and his Neo-Nazis.
Impact from Nazis
The way nazis did kill people and make people not be able to have mandatory work has a big impact on todays society. The youth unemployment is about 22%, it has been about 50% for the youth working fields, the most impacted countries with this are Europe, Spain, and Greece. Part of the reason …show more content…
Skinheads took bricks after they beat two women up and threw it at a car and shattered the window. Atlanta, Georgia 1988 two women were beaten up by skinheads for possibly being lesbians ( Landau, 1993 ). Five people got killed between Saturday and Sunday, Most of them were women. Every attack that was violent against foreigners came down to a normal town in west germany (Lerner, & Lerner, 2006 ). The kkk and nazis planned to make a seen at a public march to get Tommy Lee. In 1978 a man named Tommy Lee was accused of rape and robbing three white women (Landau, …show more content…
A woman that was beaten by german skinheads was laying on the ground in Chicago Il, on a wall near by there was a German Nazi sign drew on a wall with this woman's blood. Chicago IL,1988 a group of skinheads pushed a twenty year-old woman to the ground and severely beat her. ( Landau, 1993) . A organization called the Great White Brotherhood other people were making death threats and weird phone calls towards the gays and faculty members also. University of chicago 1987, white people painted swastikas on many students doors ( Landau, 1993 ). About 50 lives have been lost from the killings of a deadly series. Most of the assaults were close to the same and the killers were led by racism and right-extremist motives ( Lerner, & Lerner, 2006 ). Sponsor conventions also articles, books of the I.H.R. argue about holocaust things just like Anne Frank's Diary about a young girl. Nazi concentration camp pictures and Survivor testimonies have charges on them also and they have been falsified ( Landau, 1993
Nazis were widely spread across the world some turned and helped but most hurt people. Anyone that would want to go back to these days are crazy, because they would probably get harmed or die just like everyone else. The Neo-nazis practiced cruel measures over various groups of people to defend their culture; America today is cautious about dictatorship and that can be traced back to hitler and his Neo-Nazis.
Impact from Nazis
The way nazis did kill people and make people not be able to have mandatory work has a big impact on todays society. The youth unemployment is about 22%, it has been about 50% for the youth working fields, the most impacted countries with this are Europe, Spain, and Greece. Part of the reason …show more content…
Skinheads took bricks after they beat two women up and threw it at a car and shattered the window. Atlanta, Georgia 1988 two women were beaten up by skinheads for possibly being lesbians ( Landau, 1993 ). Five people got killed between Saturday and Sunday, Most of them were women. Every attack that was violent against foreigners came down to a normal town in west germany (Lerner, & Lerner, 2006 ). The kkk and nazis planned to make a seen at a public march to get Tommy Lee. In 1978 a man named Tommy Lee was accused of rape and robbing three white women (Landau, …show more content…
A woman that was beaten by german skinheads was laying on the ground in Chicago Il, on a wall near by there was a German Nazi sign drew on a wall with this woman's blood. Chicago IL,1988 a group of skinheads pushed a twenty year-old woman to the ground and severely beat her. ( Landau, 1993) . A organization called the Great White Brotherhood other people were making death threats and weird phone calls towards the gays and faculty members also. University of chicago 1987, white people painted swastikas on many students doors ( Landau, 1993 ). About 50 lives have been lost from the killings of a deadly series. Most of the assaults were close to the same and the killers were led by racism and right-extremist motives ( Lerner, & Lerner, 2006 ). Sponsor conventions also articles, books of the I.H.R. argue about holocaust things just like Anne Frank's Diary about a young girl. Nazi concentration camp pictures and Survivor testimonies have charges on them also and they have been falsified ( Landau, 1993