Nazism

When some imagine a world dominated by The National Socialist party of Germany, they imagine a horrible dystopian future split into three tripartite factions by the Berlin-Rome-Tokyo Axis. In this imaginary world, all resistance to the Nazi regime has been quelled and replaced with Hitler 's Dystopia, where all non-aryans have been eradicated or enslaved and The Third Reich now reigns supreme. The reality of an Axis victory is far more complex. While this alternate fascist dominated world would be oppressive to various ethnic and religious groups, political opposition, and the mentally ill, the intricacy of a world where Nazism is paramount, is far more than just a German dominated Earth. The Slavs would be expelled over the Urals into Siberia,…

Throughout the early 1900s, Germany had been through many difficulties and instabilities in both the economy and the government, and found it challenging to deal with these issues. The Parliament, known as the Reichstag, was made up of 40 parties, one of them being a small, right winged group called the German Workers party. In 1919, a man named Adolf Hitler joined this party, and from then on, he managed to get his way to power in 1933, overthrow the Weimar Government and become chancellor of…

Have you ever wondered why Nazism was the answer for some problems? People began thinking that Jews were the reason why things were going wrong for them, they were tortured because they were of a different religion and the people needed someone to blame all their misfortune on. In the mid 1800’s there was no German nation, but there was a growing nationalist movement that had a darker side that involved Nazism, since many nationalist were vehement, Jews were often blamed for sabotaging or…

Monster Culture - Neo-Nazism Beginning just before the mid-1900s, the idea of National Socialism (more commonly known as Nazism) came about in Germany and the rest of Europe after the release of Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf. The main purpose behind the people who supported this ideology was to promote a what was dubbed a master race, composed of white, blonde hair and blue eyed, non-Jewish people, known as Aryans. In the present day, Nazism has taken on a new form, most notably being American white…

Fascism and Nazism are two political ideologies that gained a wide support in the first part of the 20th century. The chronology is as follows: fascism was introduced to the Italians by Benito Mussolini in the period between 1919 and 1945 while Nazism appeared in 1933 and faced a rapid decay with the end of the WW2 in 1945. Ideologically, Nazism and fascism diverged to a big extent and were promoted under different slogans. The founder of the fascist ideology—the Italian dictator Benito…

1. Nazism/Stalinism Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin are two leaders who ruled by terror and fear. They were both powerful and dictatorial leaders who ruled powerful nations at the time. Their ideological principles were founded on totalitarianism. In spite of their similarities, what we remember them most for is their differences , seeing as the two systems that they ruled over were poles apart. For instance, Stalin ruled the Soviet Union under the Communism beliefs, while Hitler controlled…

Rebecca Szabo Exam #1 Nazi Party Versus Fascism There are many similarities and differences between Italian fascism and German Nazism that has both positively and negatively affected history that Kershaw highlights in To Hell and Back as well as our class discussions. Beginning with some differences, one of the most profound and key differences between Nazism and fascism is their differing views on race, racism, and racial superiority. Kershaw focuses much of his book on the explosion of ethnic…

The interwar years in Europe was the perfect environment for Communism, Fascism and Nazism to come to fruition, as a result of growing resentment and unhealed wounds from World War One. Dictators took power because of the failure of capitalistic and liberal ideologies. The rise of Communism, fascism and Nazism occurred under the respective leadership of Joseph Stalin, Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler. These individuals had differing approaches to accomplish their goals. But gist of their ideas…

The relationship between the Germany and American Eugenics movement was unique and dynamic at the time. How closely linked were they? This relationship was particularly dynamic and close but after World War II was severed due to the outcome of the Holocaust and death toll. Stefan Kühl explores this relationship between German and American eugenicists in his book, The Nazi Connection: Eugenics, American Racism, and German National Socialism. He states, “Attempts to separate eugenics from the Nazi…

The Rule of the Nazis Imagine not being able to go to the movies or play or not riding a bike and you had to hide and never get caught. This was life for a Jewish person during the Holocaust. After losing in World War 1 the Germans wanted a revolution for german life in the early 20’s. and what nazi stood for was National Socialist German Workers Party. They wanted to become the power of Germany so they criticized the already ruling government around 1929. From 1933 to 1945 a German was…