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Hitler was obsessed with racial purity, and the superiority of the German race.
Another AnswerDuring that period of time many of the "forward thinkers" subscribed to a concept called Eugenics. The basic principles of Eugenics suggested that mentally and physically inferior people should not be allowed to reproduce, and that the retarded, insane and physically inferior should be sterilized because they (according to Eugenicists) were a drain on the resources of a society.Hitler was an opportunist who wanted to continue the first world war which had been an attempt to unite Europe. Efforts to unite Europe have been going on for centuries, and Hitler believed that since the Aryan race was superior to all others (he believed that the characteristics of the Aryans of Germany and Austria produced intellectually and physically superior offspring) that the Germans could rule Europe and eventually the world.
He used the principles of Eugenics to convince others that Jews, Gypsies, Homosexuals, the retarded and mentally unstable were the source of Germany's problems and that relieving the Jews of their resources could help Germany build a military that would be able to defeat the other nations of Europe. He killed the Jews for their money and other possessions. Then he used their resources to fund his war.
Although Hitler, and the Nazi's in general, held contempt for Russian socialism, they believed strongly in their version of "National Socialism". It's important to understand that his biggest single objection to Russian Communism was the fact that it was different than his version of collectivism. Doubting that the Nazi's were collectivists would be a mistake; recognize that "Nazi", is a German acronym for "National Socialists Workers Party."
Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (Nazi) literally translates to National Socialist German Workers' Party. Members of the party referred to themselves as Nationalsozialisten (National Socialists), rarely as Nazis.
Further points- Reversing Germany's defeat in World War 1 and establishing a vast empire in Europe.
- Intense hostility to Communism.
- A belief in all kinds of bizarre conspiracy theories about the Jews.
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What was the name of the German ruling party?
NSDAP National Socialist German Workers Party. NAZI Party
What roles did Hitler have in the Nazi Party?
Hitler was the leader of the Nazi Party from 1921-1945.
Which party did Hitler belong to before becoming dictactor of Germany?
The Nazi party
Which country has the largest Nazi Party today?
Largest nazi party?? Nazi party was Adolf Hitler's Political party in GERMANY! Please see what you're asking, probably you're trying to ask that "when Nazi party became the largest party in Germany?" The answer is in 1932 elections, nazi became the largest party in Germany, although they did not gained majority. NO STUPID HE IS NOT ASKING "WHEN NAZI PARTY BECAME LARGEST PARTY IN GERMANY?" HE IS ASKING "WHICH COUNTRY HAS THE LARGEST NAZI PARTY TODAY?" For your information, there is still a nazi party today, and it is all over the world. There are many anti-nazi organazations in the U.S. Infact there was a holocoust museum opening in Chicago, and there were many pro-nazi rioters with nazi flags and chants protesting against the opening of the museum. (sry i don't know which country has the largest nazi party today :(.....)
Which historical development showed the desire of a group to gain independence from a colonial power?
Rise of the nazi party in Germany
Mein Kampf?
My Struggle; Hitler's book outlining the basic beliefs of the Nazi Party
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.
Do you forgive the Nazis?
whilst the nazi party leader was one of the most evil men in history, the term "Nazi" is a name given to a member or supporter of its party. many polish people who were forced to conscript to the German army were considered nazi but they didnt believe in the nazi ideology. in short the Nazi's with nazi beliefs deserve no forgivness, but the forced Nazi's deserve sympathy.
What was the name of the German ruling party?
NSDAP National Socialist German Workers Party. NAZI Party
What were the basic ideas of Hitler that also became those of the early Nazi party?
it was the other way around, the party had a constitution and Hitler took his ideas from there.
What roles did Hitler have in the Nazi Party?
Hitler was the leader of the Nazi Party from 1921-1945.
When was Nazi Party created?
Nazi Party was created in 1920.
How was Hitler involved with the Nazi party?
He was the leader of the Nazi party.
How is the Swastica controversial?
It symbolises the German Nazi party - which sought to wipe out a whole race of people (jews) based on their religious beliefs.
Is a current Nazi party in Australia?
yes the australian nazi party
How did Hitler create the Nazi party?
Hitler was not the founder of the Nazi Party.
What roles did Hitler play in the Nazi party?
He was the leader of the Nazi party.
