Which group was NOT targeted for persecution by the Nazis?

The Nazis primarily focused their persecution efforts on groups they deemed to be enemies of the Aryan race or society at large. The Jews faced the most notorious and systematic attempt at extermination, epitomized by the Holocaust. Similarly, Communists were targeted as they were seen as ideological opponents to the Nazi regime, particularly because of their association with leftist movements that contradicted Nazi objectives. Gypsies, also known as Roma, were subjected to severe discrimination and persecution, facing imprisonment and murder under Nazi racial policies.

In contrast, Hindus were not a group targeted for persecution by the Nazis. The Nazi regime predominantly focused on groups within Europe and did not specifically orient their policies towards Hindus, who were primarily located in colonial India at that time. This distinction clarifies why Hindus were not included among those persecuted by Nazis during their reign of terror.