List of Fictitious Nazis
- Arnold Toht - a psychotic Gestapo agent in Raiders of the Lost Ark
- Oberst Kurt Steiner - played by Michael Caine in The Eagle Has Landed
- Oberst Wilhelm Klink - played by Werner Klemperer on Hogan's Heroes
- Red Skull - A Marvel Comics character
- Ultra-Metallo - A Nazi super-robot from Amalgam Comics
- Rudolph Müller - A Will Hay character, a spy
- Green Skull - Another Amalgam Comics character
- Baron Zemo - A Nazi aristocrat in Marvel Comics who after the war escaped to South America.
- Von Vulture - An anthropomorphic vulture who appeared alongside Daffy Duck
- Ingrid Weiss - A Neo-Nazi who fought Tom Strong
- Super Stormtrooper - A Big Bang Comics character, a Waffen-SS soldier
- Hitler Youth - Another Big Bang Comics character
- Oberst Max Radl - Appears in The Eagle Has Landed, organized the supposed kidnapping of Winston Churchill
- Franz Leibkind - A Neo-Nazi who wrote Springtime for Hitler
- Heinrich von Gitfinger - A Neo-Nazi featured in Captain Kremmen
- Captain Nazi - A DC Comics villain
- Baron Blitzkrieg - Foe of the All-Star Squadron.
- Hauptmann Englande - An alternate Captain Britain from a world where the Nazis won World War II.
- The Z-34 - An excavator/submarine machine featured in Big Bang Comics
- Zwerg - Assistant to Baron Blitzkrieg
- Standartenführer Hans Landa - SS officer tasked with hunting Jews in Occupied France. Played by Christoph Waltz in Inglourious Basterds
- General von Talon - A Nazi falcon played by Tim Curry in the 2005 film, Valiant
- Herr Otto Flick, a Gestapo officer in 'Allo 'Allo!
- Alfred Hoffman in the Fringe episode "The Bishop Revival"
- Various characters in Iron Sky
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