Literally, ‘Socialism’ was in the name.
Also, the actual members of the Party hated to be called “Nazis’ because Nazi is a nickname for Ignatz. It was a bit like calling an american ‘Homer’ or ‘Jethro,’
Literally, ‘Socialism’ was in the name.
Also, the actual members of the Party hated to be called “Nazis’ because Nazi is a nickname for Ignatz. It was a bit like calling an american ‘Homer’ or ‘Jethro,’
Dookieman12@piefed.social 2 weeks ago
Yeah, but he only emphasized the “Socialist” part of the name in front of socialists. In front of nationalists, he called it the “Nationalist social” party like we’re all just socializing with each other.
The truth is, Hitler supported the ideology of whoever he was addressing. He didn’t care about implementing any specific system, as long as he had absolute power over it.
DagwoodIII@piefed.social 2 weeks ago
Which gets us back to the original point; that there’s no reason to discuss political labels anywhere but a classroom.