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What: It was the secret police of Nazi Germany and the German-occupied Europe. The Gestapo's purpose was to hunt the people that posed a threat to Nazi Germany. By the time WWII started, the list consisted of Jews, Communists, Jehovah Witnesses, and homosexuals.

Tactics: The Gestapo used the fear that was posed to them as their leverage. They would use the fear to gain control.

so the answer is D

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