National Socialism takes over not because the masses desire it, but rather when the masses of ordinary people look the other way.
The Nazis were not a radical right-wing party as many cite. It was an extreme left-wing socialist party with a Marxist/Leninist philosophy.
The Communists and the Nazis were allies early in World War 2.
For instance, what the Communists called "capitalist" the Nazis called a "plutocrat." What the Communists called a "classless society," the Nazis called a "community of the people."
A week before Hitler invaded the Soviet Union in World War 2, he told his top generals the Germans would bring real socialism to the Soviet people.
Hilmar Von Campe
Former Hitler youth member
National Socialism takes over not because the masses desire it, but rather when the masses of ordinary people look the other way.
The Nazis were not a radical right-wing party as many cite. It was an extreme left-wing socialist party with a Mar...