Who were considered as undesirable or inferiors by Nazi Germany
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Like Jews, Roma (Gypsies) were targeted by the Nazis as "non-Aryans" and racial "inferiors." Roma had been in Germany since the 1400s and had faced prejudice there for centuries. They had also been victims of official discrimination long before 1933
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Jews, Gypsies, blacks, Russian, Poles, even certain Germans and abnormal were considered undesirable. The other aspect of Hitler's ideology related to the geopolitical concept of Lebensraum, or living space. Jews were the worst sufferers in Nazi Germany
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