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German politician, former member of the Nazi Party, rival of Adolf Hitler and founder of the Black Front (1888-1974)
The weight of recent scholarship and mainstream reference works finds that Hitler and the Nazi Party were not socialists in the sense of Marxist or democratic socialism: Nazism was an ultranationalist...
The National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP) used socialist language and some early anti‑capitalist points to broaden appeal, but its core ideology and governance diverged sharply from sociali...
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...
Historians and reference authorities overwhelmingly classify National Socialism () as a far‑right, fascist and totalitarian ideology marked by racist nationalism, antisemitism and anti‑democratic viol...
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...