Nacistické

"Nacistické" is the Czech and Slovak adjective derived from "Nacismus" (Nazism). It refers to anything associated with Nazism, the totalitarian political ideology and set of practices associated with the Nazi Party in Germany and its leader, Adolf Hitler. This ideology was characterized by extreme nationalism, racism, antisemitism, and the pursuit of lebensraum (living space) through territorial expansion.

The term "nacistické" is commonly used to describe historical events, policies, symbols, and individuals connected to the Nazi regime. For example, "nacistické Německo" refers to Nazi Germany, the state that existed from 1933 to 1945 under the rule of the National Socialist German Workers' Party. "Nacistické symboly" would encompass symbols such as the swastika, which are widely recognized as emblems of this hateful ideology and the atrocities committed during that period, most notably the Holocaust.

In contemporary usage, "nacistické" can also be applied to groups or individuals who espouse Nazi or neo-Nazi beliefs, which often include white supremacy, extreme xenophobia, and antisemitism. The adjective carries a strong negative connotation due to the historical context and the immense suffering caused by the Nazi regime. It is important to use the term with historical accuracy and sensitivity.