How did the nazis remove opposition to their regime?

The Nazis removed opposition to their regime through a combination of intimidation, violence, and legal measures. They established the Gestapo, a secret police force, to monitor and suppress dissent, arresting political opponents, including communists and socialists. The regime also enacted laws that criminalized dissent, leading to imprisonment or execution for those who opposed their ideology. Additionally, Propaganda was used to manipulate public perception and discourage resistance.