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Compare and contrast Nazism and Bolshevism as ideologies and as ruling system?
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Bolshevism is a form of violent secular feudalism based on robbing, murdering and otherwise oppressing people who belong to several vocational classes. Nazism is a more modern version, a form of violent secular feudalism based on robbing, murdering and otherwise oppressing people who belong to several ethnic classes. This isn't to be understood as a strict delineation - for example, virtually all Marxist societies practice some form of institutionalized racism - but for Nazis members of an ethnic class (namely, the Jews) replaced capitalists in the mythology of mainstream Marxism. Otherwise Nazism. Bolshevism, and other spinoffs of Marxist revolutionary theories are virtually identical.
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What is the importance of Nazism?
nazism is defined as a form of socalism featuring racialism & expansionism & obedience to a strong leader.
What are the characteristics of nazism?
Characteristics of Nazism include totalitarianism, anti-communism, patriotism, statism, and collectivism. Nazism is based on ethnic, racial, cultural, and religious attributes.
Nazism was an extreme form of?
Fascism
Is it true that Hitler led Germany into Nazism in the 1950s?
No, that is false.
What extreme was an Nazism?
Socialism. And Communism is the most extreme version of Socialism.
Why did nazism interest and appeal to some German in the 1920's and 1930s?
Because Nazism promised to stop the economic depression that was caused by the Weimar Republic that was in control of Germany at the time. And because many Germans were against Communism, and found the militaristic totalitarian Nazism appealing in contrast to it's rival political parties.
What are the ideologies?
Mussolini* Mussolini founded Italian Fascism. It is a form of authoritarian government system. He believed in ethnic dominance, contempt for democracy, and strict obedience to the leader. It was very much similar to Nazism or Communism.
What two powers were fascist?
Although many nations can be considered fascist (to varying degrees). The two main ones historically must be Italy (fascism founded by Mussolini in respose to Bolshevism) and Nazi Germany under Hitler which created the sub-ideology of Nazism.
What did the ideologies of Nazism and Communism have in common?
Communist ideology and Nazism shared a common goal but for different reasons. For Nazism, the world view was to create and establish the Nazi Party and Germany as the dominant force in the world. There were no illusions of inclusion unless it was beneficial to the Nazi's world goals.One the other hand, taken at its face value, communist ideology was to create a socialist world enforced by power. And, to make this better received, the idea of no governments and no classes appealed to whom they considered to be the masses.
Are neo Nazi real?
Neo Nazis are groups of people who still believe in Adolf Hitler's ideologies. These groups are most popular in the US because of "Freedom of Speech" and unlike most countries, Neo Nazism is legal in the US.
How do you use Nazism in a sentence?
Nazism was essentially just a form of fascism
How many civilians were victims of Nazism?
about 65 million who exposed to the full nazism
When was World Without Nazism created?
World Without Nazism was created in 2010.
When was The Occult Roots of Nazism created?
The Occult Roots of Nazism was created in 1985.
Was there any opposition to Nazism?
There was some opposition to Nazism in the beginning but it was mercilessly put down.
What was the impact of Nazism on World War 2?
Nazism started World War 2
Where did Nazism?
Germany
