Is The Nazis Good Or Bad

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The worst villain I know of is the Nazis. The Nazis are an enemy that fought in world war 2. Their leader was adolf Hitler and he was crazy. They are from the book the diary of Sgt. Collins. They are some of the most evil people I know. All the Nazis were crazy no matter what people say. Their leader was the most crazy of all of them heck, he was insane. The Nazis are evil because they tried to take over the world. What makes them more evil is that they are not fictional and this really happened. They went on a killing spree and killed very many people. They used guns, knives, bombs, poison, airplanes, ovens, and secret plans to their advantage. This is the most evil villain that I have ever read about. I will probably never read about someone

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