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What is nazi short for?
It's a contraction consisting of the first two syllables of the German word for National Socialist (Nationalsozialist). (It is not an acronym, and the recent custom of spelling the word in capitals is incorrect.)It means a member or adherent of the National Socialist German Workers' Party (Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei - often abbreviated NSDAP). In English Nazi is also used as an adjective.Note that in German the word is a noun and is generally applied only to people.The Nazis themselves generally did not like the nickname. In some southern Bavarian dialects Nazi was (1) formerly used as a colloquial version of the name Ignaz and (2) also meant clumsy fellow.
Did Hitler believe that workers should share company profits?
I rather doubt it. See, Hitler's NAZI (National Socialist) party were fascists, directly opposed to the communist movement. Giving workers a share in the means of production would have been a communist position, and so likely opposed by the Nazis.
Where did the word Nazi come from?
Nazi is an abbreviated word forNationalsozialist (National Socialist), a member of the Nazi Party. The Nazi Party of Germany was called Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (NSDAP) (National Socialist German Workers Party) at the time of it's existence from 1918 until 1945.Nazi is ancient Hebrew for Germany. Therefore Nazi's means German. The Nazi party means the German party.Ashkenazmeaning German JewsNo, Nazi is not Hebrew for Germany, nor is the word "Nazi" related in any way to the term "Ashkenaz". That is nonsense made up by white supremacists and neo-Nazis. According to the Hebrew Bible, Ashkenaz is the name of one of Noah's great grandsons; after the Great Flood, he supposedly built a kingdom in northern Europe. During the Middle Ages, Ashkenaz's name became associated with Germany and the Jews there, so that they were Ashkenazi Jews. The similarity between "Nazi" and "Ashkenazi" is entirely coincidental.As the original responder mentioned, "Nazi" comes from the full name of the party- National Socialist German Workers Party. There are stories that the name "Ignaz" (pronounced "eeg-natz") used to be a common nickname for poorly educated, low income peasant farmers, similar to "Cletus", "Billy Bob" or "Jim Bob" in the US. So an insult was to call someone a Nazi (from Ignaz), similar to calling someone a "redneck", "yokel", or "hick" in the US.Along came the far-right wing, ultra-racist National Socialists, who were from Bavaria, which was a very conservative, somewhat backwards state in Germany, and the source of the Ignaz-redneck jokes. In German, "National" is pronounced "nah-tsee-own-all", so it was very easy to start calling them Nazis. The Nazis themselves didn't like the term (obviously), and usually referred to themselves as "NS", "NSDAP" or "Nationalsozialisten".
Adolf was the leader of which Germany political party?
By 1945 the Nazi Party had around 8 million members, two thirds male and one third female. On a total population of 70 million Germans in that year, this means that around 11.5% of all Germans were Nazi Party members.
Did Hitler believe workers should share in company profits?
I rather doubt it. See, Hitler's NAZI (National Socialist) party were fascists, directly opposed to the communist movement. Giving workers a share in the means of production would have been a communist position, and so likely opposed by the Nazis.
What does in German Blut und Ghre mean?
Blut und Ehre means blood and honourBetween 1926 and 1945 it was the greeting and motto of the National Socialist Hitler YouthThe English translation is used today by an international network brainless, moronic, in-bred Neo-Nazi skinheads
What is a communist country like today?
Bourgeoisie ( American, European ) democratic version: A country in which the means of production and the means of consumption are tightly controlled by the government. It is ruled by a communist, workers or socialist party. The political leadership makes sure they rule supreme. People are not allowed to say what they want. Any criticism of the communist government can led to arrest and long time jail. To get good jobs in a communist state, you must become a party member! If you are loyal and patriotic, you can get higher in the bureaucracy and maybe become a high-member of the communist party politburo.Pro-Stalinist ( Russian ) version: A country in which capitalism has been destroyed by the workers under the leadership of a communist, workers or socialist party. These nations are socialist republics united under the great ideal of Marxism-Leninism. The bourgeoisie and right-wing forces are banned, because they want to impose the dictatorship of big money. A people's republic gives free healthcare and free education to all its people.Anti-Stalinist ( Anarchist, Trotskist ) version: A country which claims to be a republic of the people's, but in reality is more likely a bureaucratic dictatorship. Communism cannot be build in one nation. A communist society is anti-state and anti-government. A genuine socialist nation needs democracy and workers self management. The means of production and the means of consumption are not to be controlled by a bureaucratic state, but by workers councils. Win out freedom of speech, you cannot have a socialist state and a future communist society.Chinese, Vietnamese and Laos version: A country which is independent of foreign rule. All the peoples are united in a patriotic front, controlling by a communist, workers or socialist party. A modern socialist republic has a socialist market economy, were the private sector works semi independent under the leadership of the government. Making much money and turning you socialist nation into a wealthy state, is the highest goal of patriotic workers.
What does the word Nazi stand for?
The National Socialist russianWorker's Partyis what it means. In German it's Natoi Anol Zambarwe Izec Deutsche Arbeiterpartei.You'll see why it was shortened to Nazi by listening to how it is said in German; the first 4 letters sound like Nazi. you see me and now you donti love zombies of call of duty black ops in reminds me of the time i licked chese of the case
Does the word Nazis have a meaning in german?
Yes, it's an abbreviation for the word nazionalsozialisten which means national socialists.
Who claimed that after a workers revolution the government would seize all private property and create a socialist society?
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, pioneers of communism, proposed that after a workers' revolution, the state would seize all private property and establish a socialist society where the means of production are collectively owned to achieve a classless society. This idea is outlined in their famous work, The Communist Manifesto.
Which Hispanic leader and civil rights advocate founded the National Farm Workers Association that promoted achieving rights through nonviolent means?
The United Farm Workers was founded by Cesar Chavez in 1965 by combining the National Farm Workers Association and the Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee.
What is an example of an ideological party?
The Communist Party, which is based on the ideology of communism and seeks to establish a classless society where the means of production are owned by the community as a whole, is an example of an ideological party.
