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* The undead Nazi {{Mooks}} in the {{Mockbuster}} ''Nazis At the Center of the Earth'', although they're [[TechnicallyLivingZombie Technically Living Zombies]]. To stay alive, they harvest organs and body parts from victims they capture. Included among their number are a slowly rotting [[HistoricalDomainCharacter Josef Mengele]] and UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler's severed head attached to a ''[[VideoGame/Wolfenstein3D Wolfenstein]]''-like [[StupidJetpackHitler robotic body]].
** This low-budget movie is known for having some of the cheesiest visual effects ever. (For example, instead of actually filming a zombie walking back into the lake after it killed someone, they just copied and reversed the shot of it emerging from the lake, so it walks backwards and water drips upwards.)
* The undead Nazi {{Mooks}} in the {{Mockbuster}} ''Nazis At the Center of the Earth'', although they're [[TechnicallyLivingZombie Technically Living Zombies]]. To stay alive, they harvest organs and body parts from victims they capture. Included among their number are a slowly rotting [[HistoricalDomainCharacter Josef Mengele]] and UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler's severed head attached to a ''[[VideoGame/Wolfenstein3D Wolfenstein]]''-like [[StupidJetpackHitler robotic body]].
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* In ''ComicBook/{{The Legend of Wonder Woman|2016}}'' The Duke of Deception makes a deal with the Nazis and starts slaughtering small bands of allied troops using reanimated Nazi soldiers. Franchise/WonderWoman makes her debut rescuing allied soldiers from him and defeating him and saving lives is her main goal outside of finding a way to return home and rescue her mentor and mother.
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* Naturally, ''TabletopGame/AllFleshMustBeEaten'' has plenty of support for using these. Both the corebook and "Worlds of the Dead", a campaign seed sourcebook, feature WW2-based settings involving Nazis unleashing a zombie army. In 2013, a kickstarter even brought the gameline back to life long enough to put out a World War 2 sourcebook, which is actually backwards-compatible with both of the earlier WW2-based "deadworlds", which revolves around turning the 2nd World War into a WeirdHistoricalWar when the Thule Society's efforts to bolster the Nazi war machine with the occult unleashes a global ZombieApocalypse.
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* ''VideoGame/SouthParkTheStickOfTruth'': Nazi zombies are the BigBad, with almost every enemy after the UFO abduction being at least partly a Nazi Zombie. Besides regular ones you will also find Nazi Zombie rats, dogs and aborted embryos among others. The final boss is [[spoiler:Kenny as a Nazi Zombie, which augments his [[TheyKilledKennyAgain immortality]].]]
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A particular SubTrope of NinjaPirateZombieRobot that has seen a rise in popularity from the late 2000s onwards. Nazis are a VillainByDefault, so one way to make them even more evil and scary is to have TheUndead bear the swastika.
This fantastical association between Nazis and zombies presumably flows forth from the Nazis' rather comprehensive KillEmAll policies in regards to racial and ideological enemies. There is also the ObviouslyEvil use of [[SkeletonMotif skull imagery]] on uniforms, and a history of occult societies in Germany that were supported by some members of the Nazi Party. If there's any faction in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII who are believable as undead monsters in fiction, it's the Nazis.
This fantastical association between Nazis and zombies presumably flows forth from the Nazis' rather comprehensive KillEmAll policies in regards to racial and ideological enemies. There is also the ObviouslyEvil use of [[SkeletonMotif skull imagery]] on uniforms, and a history of occult societies in Germany that were supported by some members of the Nazi Party. If there's any faction in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII who are believable as undead monsters in fiction, it's the Nazis.
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Thisswastika. If it's just for the sake of RuleOfCool, this trope overlaps with both EverythingsDeaderWithZombies and GratuitousNazis.
So why are World War II-era Germans so often depicted as shambling corpses? Well, this fantastical association between Nazis and zombies presumably flows forth from the Nazis' rather comprehensive KillEmAll policies in regards to racial and ideological enemies. There is also the ObviouslyEvil use of [[SkeletonMotif skull imagery]] on uniforms, and a history of occult societies in Germany that were supported by some members of the Nazi Party. If there's any faction in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII who are believable as undead monsters in fiction, it's the Nazis.
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So why are World War II-era Germans so often depicted as shambling corpses? Well, this fantastical association between Nazis and zombies presumably flows forth from the Nazis' rather comprehensive KillEmAll policies in regards to racial and ideological enemies. There is also the ObviouslyEvil use of [[SkeletonMotif skull imagery]] on uniforms, and a history of occult societies in Germany that were supported by some members of the Nazi Party. If there's any faction in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII who are believable as undead monsters in fiction, it's the Nazis.
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* The undead Nazi {{Mooks}} in the {{Mockbuster}} ''Nazis At the Center of the Earth'', although they're [[TechnicallyLivingZombie Technically Living Zombies]]. To stay alive, they harvest organs and body parts from victims they capture. Included among their number are a slowly rotting [[HistoricalDomainCharacter Josef Mengele]] and AdolfHitler's severed head attached to a ''[[VideoGame/Wolfenstein3D Wolfenstein]]''-like [[StupidJetpackHitler robotic body]].
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