The Cruel and Feared Force of the Gestapo in Germany

Gestapo is the most authoritative, most feared security officer in history. For many people, they can easily tremble by thinking about Gestapo. Gestapo is a secret policeman of the German Nazi, and they are ready to close up those who are considered inappropriate. Nazis have power, but many people think that what they are doing is terrible. If Nazis wish to hold power, they need a way to stop all people who oppose their ideas from expressing them.

Geheime Staatspolizei is a secret police force in Nazi Germany. During World War II, Gestapo was dominated directly by Heinrich Himmler. Gestapo's first leader was Rudolf Diels, but for most of its existence, Gestapo was led by Heinrich Muller. Gestapo acts outside the usual judicial process, has its own court, and in fact acts as a judge, a jury and a usual executor. The main purpose of Gestapo is to hunt people who are thought to pose a threat to Nazi · Germany. By the time World War II began these people were Jews, communists, Jehovah's Witnesses, and homosexuals - those who were basically considered to challenge Nazi hegemony in Germany - . After the outbreak of World War II, the work of Gestapo covered occupied Europe. One is to drive away Jews and other 'untermenshen', and the other is to tackle the threat of resistance.

Nazi · German totalitarianism is mainly due to fear. People are concerned about the Nazis. They are afraid of concentration camps and Gestapo. Many people tell their friends that they want to show that they are obedient Nazis. Most people dislike Nazis, but the main reason why I can not do anything about it is fear. Nazi did a lot of successful things for Germany. They solved the crisis of unemployment by creating new employment. They helped the German economy and founded an army. Nazis also helped improve the working conditions and gave workers good work compensation. But these things helped German totalitarian growth. People are happy with the new Germany; they feel like Germany will succeed at the expense of their political rights