What was the basic conflict between the Nazi worldview and democratic human rights?

Nazi thought denied equal dignity while human rights accept equality

Option A is correct because democratic human rights are based on the principle that every person possesses equal dignity and deserves equal protection under law. The Nazi worldview rejected this universal principle and ranked people according to a racist hierarchy, treating some groups as valuable members of the national community and others as biological or political enemies. That conflict affected citizenship, freedom of expression, equality before law and protection from persecution. Options B, C and D are false because Nazism did not consistently support equality, minority protection or a free press. Instead, it used racial classification, censorship and state violence to remove rights from those it excluded.

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Nazism and the Rise of Hitler. Topic: The Nazi Worldview.