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What were some of the policies and ideas of Germany?
nazi party, and the treaty of Versailles
What is ironic about the Neo - Nazis who have gone to Germany?
Some of the Nazi Party were jewish.
Is the nazi party illegal?
In Germany and possibly some other countries, yes.
Why do some historians say that one of the main causes for the success of the Nazi Party in Germany was the influence that Bismarck had with Germany when he was the leader?
Some historians attribute the success of the Nazi Party in Germany to Bismark because of the structures that he laid when he was the leader.
Did all Germans agree with Hitler and the Nazi party?
They were ALL GERMANS and they had elected him to office. He wasn't an outsider.
What are some Holocaust words that start with the letter i?
· International Military Tribunal - prosecuted Nazi war criminals
Who were the National socialistic philosophers?
National Socialist philosophers were thinkers associated with the Nazi party in Germany during the 1930s and 1940s. Some prominent figures include Alfred Rosenberg, who promoted Nazi ideology through his works, and Martin Heidegger, a philosopher who briefly joined the Nazi party and expressed some sympathy towards its ideals. These philosophers played a role in shaping the intellectual environment in Nazi Germany.
What did people think about the Nazi party?
some people liked it, so they joined it, others did not like it and opposed it.
What is the real name of the nazi symbol?
Swastika, It is actually an old symbol: present in some Indian Tribes, and Runes. It is put on Nazi flags and armbands that Nazi officers wore during world war 2.
What were some organizations that Adolf Hitler was part of?
He was Part of the Nazi Party since 1920s and was in the part of the Reichsheer ( An German Army).
What were some of Adolf Hitler's skills?
He was quite a good artist before he became a politician. He even helped design some of the symbols of the Nazi Party.
Is there still a Nazi party?
While there is no official Nazi Party equivalent to the original National Socialist German Workers' Party, various far-right and neo-Nazi groups exist today in several countries. These groups often espouse similar ideologies, including white supremacy and anti-Semitism, though they operate under different names and structures. Many nations have laws against hate speech and the promotion of Nazi ideology, which has led to the repression of such groups in some areas. However, they still persist on the fringes of society, often using online platforms to recruit and spread their beliefs.
