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Nazism
(redirected from German National Socialism)

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Nazism: see National Socialism National Socialism or Nazism, doctrines and policies of the National Socialist German Workers' party, which ruled Germany under Adolf Hitler from 1933 to 1945.
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Perfectly organized and written in lucid, no-frills prose, Nazism and War shows precisely how, from the moment of its peacetime inception, German National Socialism was committed solely to war as both its cause and effect and was uniquely driven entirely by racism and hatred.
Bessel, Richard. Nazism and war by Levitov, Francine / Kliatt
Ba'athism -- a feeble local fusion of Communism and romantic German national socialism -- views America as a mortal foe, whose very nature as a symbol of individual freedom can be neither digested nor tolerated by an enslaving regime.
The Road to Damascus: What the recent toppling means to that other ... by WURMSER, MEYRAV / National Review
Fascism was an Italian phenomenon in practice (and for a while in essence), different from German National Socialism.
The Real Synthesis by Lukacs, John / The National Interest
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