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German politician, rival of Adolf Hitler inside the Nazi Party (1892-1934)
The Nazi Party was not a genuine socialist movement in the sense Marxist or democratic socialists use the term; its name was a strategic, propagandistic choice and its over class-based collective owne...
The NSDAP explicitly used the language of “socialism” in its name and early 25-point platform, which contained anti-capitalist-sounding items (especially points 10–18), but those demands were a mix of...