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The post-1933 persecution of Social Democrats and Communists, sent to concentration camps and banned, demonstrates the regime’s hostility to independent socialist movements.
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...
In the immediate months after became chancellor in January 1933, civil servants and judges largely accommodated and enabled by implementing new laws, purging targeted colleagues, and reframing loyalty...