In addition, Political prisoners, Jehovah's Witnesses, and homosexuals were predominately sent to Hitler’s concentration camps as a form of punishment. Whilst the members of these groups were not particularly targeted, like the Jews and Roma, for systematic murder, many of these people died in the camps from starvation, disease, exhaustion, and ruthless treatment. The Nazi party did not believe in individuality, believing that to be an individual was egoistic and would tear apart their communal nation. Hitler used his power to shift the views of the German population, resulting in a society formed with an idealistic view which discriminated against millions of people. Millions of people were sent to concentration camps, whilst many believe it was only people of a Jewish or Roma decent, it was instead anyone who didn’t fit into Hitler’s