Basic understanding of Nazism and its origins
Ideological theory
Exploring the foundations of Nazi ideology: Insights from “Mein Kampf” and more
Nazi ideology
Dissecting the complex web of beliefs, symbols, and policies that underpinned the Nazi regime
Economic practice
Addressing the immediate economic issues was of utmost importance to the Nazi party.
The effects
The lasting effects of Nazism have shaped not only the course of World War II but also the fabric of modern world history.
The backlash
The aftermath of Nazism has had profound effects on societies worldwide.
People and history
Understanding the impact of Nazi Germany requires a look into its origins, leaders, and the lasting consequences of its policies and actions.
Relation to other concepts
Relation to other historic concepts and ideologies it aligns with, differs from, and even draws upon.
Role of the nation
Slogan “Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Führer” (one people, one empire, one leader) encapsulates the Nazi vision.
Success of Nazism
Its principles found resonance across Europe and even in parts of the United States
Terminology today
The influence of Nazi related terminology on everyday life and in popular culture
Adolf Hitler
Adolf Hitler, the Führer of the National Socialist German Workers Party and of Nazi Germany from 1933 to 1945
Swastika
A symbol held eternal hostage by the Nazi regime, and one of the first victims of Nazism, which there were many
Nazi propaganda
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