After his botched attempt to overthrow the government in 1924, Hitler was sentenced to serve a short time in prison, where he studied law and set out to write his personal memoirs. While Hitler was in prison, he was able to outline his plans to save Germany. He used his time to writing Mein Kampf. His work was used as propaganda and was an outlet for Hitler to express his views and ideas. The book helped Hitler to gain followers while earning the German people's trust. Mein Kampf used the social decline in the Soviet Union as a way to exploit National Socialism. Hitler ascribed all of Soviets problems, and in turn, Germany’s to be the fault of Marxist ideals and the Jews. He is quite frank about this stating…“In Russia, Bolshevism is
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He felt that it was Jewish ideals that were destroying Russia, and warned the people of Germany that they would do the same to them. Hitler’s words put fear into the German people's lives, but at the same time providing them with a solution. According to Hitler, the only way to save Germany from the Marxist was for them to ascribe to National Socialism, which he described as a new way to look at life, “finds the essence of mankind in its racial elements. The state sees in principle as only a means to an end and construes its end as the preservation of the racial existence of man”. National Socialism places the races along a hierarchal scale, and that those seated at the top will everything in their power to ensure that the lower ranking races did not rise up to gain power. Hitler used racism as a center point for his political ideology to give the German people a common enemy, one that they could take down as a country. Hitler and the NSDAP employed a biological vision of the Volksgemeinschaft. They drew racial and cultural division betweens Germans and Non-Germans. Their twenty-five points, were strict on immolation and citizenship, as they worked to embolden members of the true Aryan
He felt that it was Jewish ideals that were destroying Russia, and warned the people of Germany that they would do the same to them. Hitler’s words put fear into the German people's lives, but at the same time providing them with a solution. According to Hitler, the only way to save Germany from the Marxist was for them to ascribe to National Socialism, which he described as a new way to look at life, “finds the essence of mankind in its racial elements. The state sees in principle as only a means to an end and construes its end as the preservation of the racial existence of man”. National Socialism places the races along a hierarchal scale, and that those seated at the top will everything in their power to ensure that the lower ranking races did not rise up to gain power. Hitler used racism as a center point for his political ideology to give the German people a common enemy, one that they could take down as a country. Hitler and the NSDAP employed a biological vision of the Volksgemeinschaft. They drew racial and cultural division betweens Germans and Non-Germans. Their twenty-five points, were strict on immolation and citizenship, as they worked to embolden members of the true Aryan