Question

Explain the ideology of Nazism

Answer 1

Nazi stands for 'Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei', or National Socialist German Workers Party. Nazism took the Socialist idea of the community and applied it on a nationalist scale. The Nazi party wanted to unify Germany under a collective purpose. The leader of the Nazi Party was Adolf Hitler, and he established the ideology of Nazism.

Nazi ideology can be defined in four parts: expansion, racial purity, power, and militarism. Each one explains a specific part to the philosophy of Nazism.

Answer 2

Nazism is a form offascismand showed that ideology's disdain forliberal democracyand theparliamentary system, but also incorporated ferventantisemitism,scientific racism, andeugenicsinto its creed. Its extremenationalismcame fromPan-Germanismand theVölkisch movementprominent in theGerman nationalismof the time, and it was strongly influenced by theanti-CommunistFreikorpsparamilitarygroups that emerged after Germany's defeat inWorld War I, from which came the party's "cult of violence" which was "at the heart of the movement."