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nazism and the nationalization of the masses
Title: nazism and the nationalization of the masses
Category: Law & Government / Government & Politics
Details: Words: 4148 | Pages: 17.7 (approximately 235 words/page)
nazism and the nationalization of the masses
azis Ideology stated, “The ideology is intolerant and cannot be content with the role of a party among parties. It imperiously demands its own, exclusive and unqualified recognition as well as the complete transformation of the whole public life according to its views. Despite these very clear expressions by Hitler himself of the importance, which he accredited to the ideology of the National Socialist movement, historians have only comparatively recently come to a fuller appreciation …showed first 75 words of 4148 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 4148 total…it is difficult not to be impressed by the fact that the will of the German people did not break even when it was apparent Allied forces were gaining momentum. Faced with this evidence, the possibility has to be admitted that National Socialist indoctrination also played its part in the moral of the German people. Its impact on the younger generation in particular, has been well attested by Allied observers in postwar occupied Germany.
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