Was Germany communism during World War 2?

Answer 1

"NAZI" is an acronym for the German words that roughly translate into, "National Socialists Workers Party". It's pretty much as close to communism as you can get. Only a communist would consider it acceptable to kill innocent people, WHO ARE OF NO THREAT TO THEM IN ANY WAY, in an attempt to further their ideological agenda. The Nazis were never Communist, they were Fascist. Fascists hate the Communists as they believe in one powerful ruler and a powerful state while the Communists believe in equality and put the people before the state…In theory. Their main goal clashes, the Communists are on the far left of the political spectrum and the Fascists are on the Far right. Germany was never Communist before, during or after WW2

Answer 2

The prewar Germany was a parliamentary republic until the death of its President, Paul Von Hindenburg in 1934. Then became a Nazi Dictatorship under the rule of Adolf Hitler, chief of the Nazi Party.

Answer 3

Currently, Germany is not communist. When Germany was split into East and West, East Germany was communist.

Answer 4

I am bewildered by the question. With the exception of the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) from 1949-1990, Germany has not been Communist.

Answer 5

No never. Japan through most of history has been imperial witan in with emperors. It wasn't until the Showa era in 1926 that Japan delved into totalitarian and fascist ideology.

Answer 6

No , Germany was a fascist state ruled by a dictator .