1. Bodengebunden
   Blitzkrieg
2. Blumenkriege

As the Nazi war machine began crushing Europe, it utilized blitzkrieg tactics. The blitzkrieg included fast-moving armored columns that often crumpled even well-fortified positions.

1. "Unorganized" propaganda
   "Undesirable" humans
2. "Unattractive" women

The untermenschen were the "undesirable" humans of the world -- that is, anyone who didn't fit the Nazi definition of perfection. The Nazis set out to cleanse the world of untermenschen.

1. Nazi satellite systems
   Nazi radio
2. Nazi Pony Express

The deutschlandsender was the Nazi radio broadcasting station. The powerful radio station was a key component of the Nazi propaganda machine.

1. Book burning
   Book reading
2. Book writing

The Nazis loved to control information, so the bücherverbrennung was a vital component of their campaigns. The term refers to book burnings.

1. Aufsichtsverwaltung
   Aussenstelle
2. Autobahnen

The autobahnen (aka the autobahn) is a system of highways built by the Nazis. Construction began in 1933, and it was Hitler who dug the ceremonial first bit of dirt.

1. A Nazi folk rock band
   A type of German sausage
2. Elite German troops

The SS (Schutzstaffel) was the elite branch of the German army. The SS committed some of the worst atrocities of World War II.

1. Gypsy
   Aryan
2. Jewish

The Nazis idealized blonde hair and blue eyes, features typical of Northern Europeans. They called them "Aryans" and believed that the world would be better off with Aryans in charge.

1. A German machine gun
   A type of Nazi cheese
2. A book

"Mein Kampf" is Hitler's autobiography, in which he detailed his plans for Nazi Germany. Far too many of those hideous plans were carried out in real life.

1. "Drive to the East"
   "Fly to the Moon"
2. "Let's bomb London"

"Drang nach Osten" means "drive to the east," and it refers to a centuries-old concept that Germany should expand eastward. And that's exactly what Hitler was committed to doing.

1. Poetry
   Existence
2. True love

When Nazis gathered, they bemoaned their daseinskampf, the struggle for existence, particularly against perceived enemies like Jews, Communists or anyone else who didn't adhere to Hitler's crazed philosophies.

1. GIA
   FF
2. Gestapo

The Gestapo was the Nazi secret police. If you said or did the wrong thing in Nazi Germany, the Gestapo would show up at your door ... and you'd disappear.

1. You were a slave to the system
   You were condemned to die
2. You were an honorary Aryan

The Nazis, of course, held Aryans in the highest esteem. People who worked for the goals of the Nazi party were sometimes called "ehrenarier," which meant you were an honorary Aryan and safe from the Holocaust.

1. It organized fun parties
   It was a Nazi death squad
2. They dug potatoes

The Einsatzgruppen was the Nazi death squad. It traveled around Europe, murdering "undesirable" elements like Jews.

1. Fuhrer
   Dachau
2. Chelmno

Hitler was all about the power trip. He gave himself the title of Fuhrer as he ascended to the top of the Nazi party. In German, Fuhrer means "leader."

1. Frontgemeinschaft
   Fahnenweihe
2. Euthanasiebefehl

As the Nazis solidified power, they used the concept of euthanasiebefehl (euthanasia order) to determine which Germans lived or died. So for example, if your child was very sick and unlikely to get better, he or she might be euthanized to spare German society the burden of caring for them.

1. "Blood and soil"
   "Oil for money"
2. "Dishes and soap"

The Nazis adopted the slogan "blut and boden," which means "blood and soil." It combined the idea of racially-driven nationalism with a specific territory, a handy tool when ostracizing the often nomadic lifestyles of Jews and other "undesirables."

1. Special forces
   Navy
2. Air force

The Luftwaffe was the Nazi Air Force, which was terrifying in its might and relentlessness. The Luftwaffe laid waste to many European cities throughout the war.

1. They were young Austrian children
   They were storm troopers
2. They were special Jewish troops

The Sturmabteilungen (storm detachment) was the storm trooper squad in the Nazi army. Also called the "SA," these troops were instrumental in helping secure Hitler's rise to power.

1. The Gypsies
   The Jews
2. The Nazis, of course

Nationalsozialist was the full term for Nazis. Nazis were National Socialists hell-bent on warping the rest of the world to suit their evil aims.

1. Uschla
   Wehrmacht
2. Volkswagen

The Wehrmacht was the German army. The word means "defense force," but of course, during World War II, the Wehrmacht was used for many offensive operations.

1. It meant that they recruited him into the German army
   It meant they killed him
2. It meant they sold him to a slave-trading company

In Nazi Germany, you didn't persuade people to join the cause. Instead, you set out to "liquidieren" (or liquidate) your opponents -- that is, you killed them.

1. Nuclear weapons
   Grenade launchers
2. German tanks

The Nazis did everything they could to develop Atomwaffe -- nuclear weapons -- during World War II. Had they succeeded, today's world would be very different.

1. A thunderstorm that struck Berlin
   An emergency Nazi military force
2. A type of German stew

The Volkssturm ("People's Army") was an emergency force that included very young and very old Germans, called to arms in a futile effort to stop invading Allied forces. The Volkssturm didn't do much to stop the Allies, but it added to the cold and brutal legacy of Nazism.

1. It was Hitler's dog's name
   Family prayer
2. Military rank

Obergruppenführer was a term for military rank. It referred to a senior group leader in the notorious SS or SA.

1. Weapon
   Nazi badge of honor
2. Nazi secret soldier program

The V-1 and V-2 were types of vergeltungswaffen, or weapons of retaliation. They were missiles that the Nazis launched against places like London.

1. A poison
   Concentration camps
2. Freight trains

The konzentrationslager was the system of concentration camps that the Nazis used for the murder of millions of humans. People were shoved into the konzentrationslager and then starved or gassed to death.

1. It featured a human skull
   It had a swastika and roses
2. It had a large gun that was actually a cigarette lighter

The totenkopf was better known as the "death's head," and it featured a human skull. It was supposedly a symbol of loyalty that extended past death. And you know, it was meant to intimidate anyone who saw it.

1. Armored vehicles
   Portable machine guns
2. Death Star

Your clue here is the "wagen" portion of "panzerkampfwagen." This word specified armored vehicles, which were a critical component to Nazi blitzkrieg attacks.

1. SS
   Blitzkrieg
2. Brown Shirts

The Sicherheitspolizei (or SiPo) was an investigative police agency that was part of the notorious SS. The SiPo harassed and intimidated people into following Nazi philosophies.

1. You were given freedom
   You were tasked with cleaning chores
2. You were selected for execution

You did not want to be a part of the selektion (selection) process at a Nazi concentration camp. Being selected meant that you were chosen to be executed.