Volksschädling (German: human pests, vermin) is a derogatory term that gained use during the Nazi era, characterizing people as “harmful organisms” due to their non-conformist behavior, with the intention of dehumanizing and degrading them as “vermin.” The term originated earlier, having been mentioned in literature since 1896 and was used in various contexts at the beginning of the 20th century.
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