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Who started nazism?

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The party was founded in January 1919 as the DAP. It was established as a hardline right wing nationalist party as a reaction against the Munich Soviet. Initially, it was only one of many such parties in Bavaria. Some aspects of the woolly ideogolgy went back to about 1910.

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The Nazi Party was started at the end of World War I. It was originally a small group of small business owners and ex-soldiers in Munich, Germany who shared far right-wing and racist political views. They would meet at a local beer hall (a sort of German pub) and talk about politics.

Eventually a soldier named Adolf Hitler was ordered to join the group so that he could spy on it for the government. Almost immediately he found that he agreed with their political views; he joined for real, and quickly became the leader of the party.

"Nazism" is the philosophy, so to speak, of the Nazi Party. It was what they believed, and what they wanted to do to Germany, and the world.

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Adolf Hitler.

AnswerThe Nazis (National Socialists) were not an army. They were a political party, and Adolf Hitler did not start it. Hitler joined the Nazis and climbed his way to the top. Hitler became Chancellor of Germany in 1933, and in 1935 he disposed of Ernst Rohm who was his last serious Nazi rival. The German Army could have opposed Hitler and got rid of him before World War 2, but they largely supported him because they saw him as the ticket to restoring the glory they lost in the humiliating defeat of World War 1. Even today, long after World War 2, many people still believe that all Germans in World War 2 were Nazis. And it is probably believed that only a German could be a Nazi, but there were also French Nazis, Dutch Nazis, American Nazis, and other Nazis. Today there are Nazis legally organized in many countries, except for Germany which outlawed the Nazi Party after World War 2.
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Adolf Hitler in Germany during the 20's and 30's

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Nazism (as an organized political movement) began in 1919-1920 in Bavaria.

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Hitler did its nazism then neo nazism neo means new

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