The Nazi gun control theory is a fringe theory speculating that gun laws in Nazi Germany were a significant component of the Third Reich's plan, and that victims, especially Jews, might have more effectively resisted repression if they had been armed or better armed.
The Nazi gun control theory is a counterfactual history that proposes a connection between gun laws in Nazi Germany and the inability to effectively resist repression. The theory suggests that victims, especially Jews, could have more effectively resisted if they had been armed or better armed.