What was ‘racial community’ according to the Nazis?

According to the Nazis, the concept of 'racial community' referred to the belief in a superior Aryan race and the idea that individuals within this race should form a unified community. This concept was central to Nazi ideology and was used to justify their policies of racial discrimination and persecution. The Nazis believed that the Aryan race was biologically superior to other races and that it was their duty to preserve and strengthen this racial community. They sought to achieve this through measures such as promoting Aryan racial purity, implementing eugenics programs, and persecuting and exterminating those they deemed racially inferior, such as Jews, Romani people, and individuals with disabilities. The Nazis believed that by creating a racially homogeneous society, they would be able to establish a powerful and dominant Germanic empire.