Quote:
|
BBKing, I'm using Hitler's own words how he described what nazism (fascism's brother) is. He implemented a Nazi state. Now I want you and others to explain how I fit into the beliefs, because as I pointed out, it is clearly the opposite of what I believe and quite similiar what socialists believe.
|
I didn't say I thought you were a fascist, in fact I don't think I've ascribed any characteristics to you. I did wonder why you were partly relying on Hitler's own words to support your view that you weren't a fascist. Surely there are more credible sources around?
Incidentally, the party Hitler joined in 1919 (called the German Worker's Party at that time) was definitely right wing. As early as 1920 he thought that Socialism and Jewry were linked in some plot to bring down Germany, which hardly makes him a Socialist. His backing at the time was from conservative intellectuals and the military, both anti-socialism, and they saw him as a useful propagandist.
Quotation:
Quote:
|
The Allies he believed had been more successful at mobilising public opinion and that the Germans had lost the war in large measure because of socialist propaganda undermining their morale. By 1920 he was openly of the view that socialist propaganda had been employed in the ultimate interest of international Jewry.
|
New thread anyone?