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1. Hitler is the closest thing to God on Earth as we are going to get.
2. Jews/Communists are evil and subhuman, and thus, must be eradicated. (The Nazis believed Communism to be a Jewish conspiracy, which is why I've grouped them together.)
3. Germans, particularly Aryan Germans (blonde hair, blue eyes), are superior to all other races in all things. Therefore, Germans have the right to conquer and rule over all other races.
4. Democracy is a lie, as it allows the Jews to weasel into places of power. Only the Fuhrer can lead Germany to greatness.
5. Germany won World War I. It was the Jews that cost them the spoils by stabbing Germany in the back.
What else can I help you with?
What were the effects of nazi anti-Jewish policies on Germany's Jewish population?
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Explain the reasons for nazi policies towards women?
errrm u tell meeh.
What was the purpose of education in Nazi Germany?
Education in Nazi Germany served an important function as part of Gleichschaltung (Nazification of Germany). The beliefs of the Nazi regime were presented those educated as objective facts, and the German people were, to a degree, indoctrinated.
What are some key components of Nazi beliefs?
For them, they thought Justice. But the real thing is Ridding the world of the Jews.
What made Himmler a dangerous man?
Heinrich Himmler was a dangerous man primarily due to his role as the head of the SS (Schutzstaffel) and his central involvement in orchestrating the Holocaust, which led to the systematic murder of six million Jews and millions of others deemed undesirable by the Nazi regime. His unwavering commitment to Nazi ideology and racial purity fueled brutal policies of terror, repression, and genocide. Himmler's ability to mobilize and organize vast networks of violence and his influence over state security made him one of the most feared figures in Nazi Germany. Additionally, his obsession with occultism and pseudo-scientific beliefs contributed to the extremist nature of his policies and actions.
What were the Nazi Germany's policies during World War 2?
See Website: Nazi Germany
What were the Nazi ideology and policies that led to the Final Solution?
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What were some of the policies and ideas of Germany?
nazi party, and the treaty of Versailles
How did the Nazi's try to justify their racial policies?
through the theories of eugenics.
Did all Nazi agree with the policies of the Nazi party?
This question can be answered with a question asked back; do you agree with everything your government does, including all of its policies? The answer is of course no. The NSDAP (Nazi Party) had many policies that even supporters had strongly disagreed with. An example can be found with the Wehrmacht (Armed Forces of Nazi Germany). Many German generals strongly opposed the actions of the NSDAP and even the SS, including policies of extermination. Although, it should be noted that while there were indeed disagreements, it was an era in history that proved that if you were defiant, you were persecuted or killed. simple answer : NO !
What are the neo Nazis current beliefs?
They believe everything that a nazi would but because hitler and the nazi's reign ended they are neo nazi's and they believe that man is greater than god
What was the Nazi party's policies?
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What were the effects of nazi anti-Jewish policies on Germany's Jewish population?
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If i agree with some but not all of Hitler's beliefs am i a nazi?
No. Probably a Fascists if you hold to his Political beliefs. If you hold to his beliefs about a supreme race then you are probably a skin head.
Did the Nazis adopt American progressive ideas for their master race beliefs?
yes, but because of the results and methods of the Nazi's implementation of these ideas, they became unpopular. Although it would still take many decades for America to drop many of these policies.
Why did the Nazi party choose textbooks and children books to spread Nazi beliefs?
The Nazi party used textbooks and children's books to indoctrinate young minds with their ideology because they believed it was important to shape the beliefs and values of future generations. By controlling education materials, they could ensure that their ideological principles were ingrained in young people from an early age, securing loyalty to the party and its beliefs.
What was Henry Ford's political views?
Henry Ford held anti-Semitic and racist beliefs, and publicly expressed support for the Nazi regime in Germany. He was known for his extreme nationalism and authoritarian tendencies, and favored policies that aligned with his own business interests.
