Nazi collaborators
Traitors aiding fascists
Nazi collaborators were individuals or groups who cooperated with Nazi Germany during World War II, whether by choice, coercion, or opportunism.
The term covers a range of activities: informing on neighbors, joining auxiliary police units, administering occupied territories, or profiting from confiscated Jewish property.
Postwar tribunals prosecuted Nazi collaborators across Europe.
The label carries permanent moral condemnation, though historians debate degrees of complicity versus survival.
- death squadsParamilitary execution groups
- Vichy FranceWartime collaborationist French state
- puppet governmentRegime controlled externally
- SiemensGerman engineering conglomerate
- ethnic cleansingSystematic removal of populations
Deutsche Bank · Francoist Spain · Bayer · Volkswagen · war profiteers · Hugo Boss · Daimler-Benz · Fascist Italy · Renault · forced labor · Krupp
- Czechoslovakia WWIISudetenland, protectorate, Munich, Bohemia, Moravia
- resistanceresistance, defiance, resistance fighters, civil resistance, resist
- Anschlussplebiscite, Adolf Hitler, Nazi occupation
Nazi collaboratorsresistance fighters
Armed opponents of occupation
partisans · French Resistance · saboteurs · Maquis · freedom fighters
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