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 :::::::The Nazi party peaked at 8.5 million members, while Greater Germany under the Nazis peaked at 90 million people, including minors and people from regions that are not now in modern Germany. Some 20–25% of Germanic German adults were Nazis. The majority of Germans who were not Nazi members worked to help Germany conquer its neighbors and wage war. Much of the leadership of the German Army was not Nazi and they fought very well against the Allies. Fighting in North Africa was against Erwin Rommel who was not a Nazi—is that supposed to be called fighting against Nazi Germany? I think that the term ""Nazi Germany"" should be used in this article a few times when emphasis is appropriate, and ""Germany"" used in every other instance.   "