Nazi racial policy was carried out in Germany and in the buried territories. The number of concentration camps in which military prisoners, mental illnesses, Jews, political insurgents, homosexuals, evildoers and gypsies from the entire occupied territory were concentrated, 1939 to 1942 the population quadrupled, to over 300. The systematic massacre of the Jewish population of Europe and the Holocaust were carried out. After the defeat at Another World, the Wehrmacht was officially disbanded in 1946. The Nazi regime was condemned before the Nuremberg Tribunal.