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Baltic German architect, Nazi politician and ideologue (1893-1946)
The Nazi regime pursued a multifaceted campaign against Christian churches that combined legal agreements, political co‑optation, bureaucratic pressure and outright repression—aimed at subordinating, ...
Historians and reference sources most commonly associate Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini with Nazism and Italian Fascism respectively, while a close inner circle of Nazi politicians and ideologues—H...
The s weaponized the long‑standing myth of “Judeo‑Bolshevism” to fuse antisemitism with anti‑communism, presenting Jews as the hidden architects of Bolshevik revolution and a transnational threat that...
Newspapers and political, religious, and Nazi leaders invoked "six million" in multiple, sometimes conflicting registers before and during World War II: as a rhetorical shorthand for mass suffering th...
The "Aryan master race" concept rests not on ancient self-identification but on a 19th–20th century chain of linguistic misreadings, racialist theorizing, and ideological appropriation that fused comp...
The Nazi regime tactically co-opted Christian language and institutions to legitimize and socialize its policies while simultaneously pursuing long-term goals that were often anti-Christian; this prod...