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Explain three component of the ideology of Hitler ?

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Answered by Fuschia
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Hitler's ideology developed into Nazi ideology.

He derived his ideology from Charles Darwin.Darwin had stated the survival of fittest in biological terms. But Hitler interpreted it in different way.
Hitler's survival of fittest means that pure blooded Aryan Germans should survive while others should perish.
He especially believed in anti-Semitism of Jews since they were hailed as killer of Christ.
Along with that the casteism also mattered to Hitler.

He didn't believe in equality. He had a notion that the office bearers can only be promoted to higher rank if they show die hard loyalty to their party leader.

These were some of the ideologies of Hitler or the Führer.
Answered by shweta8525
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Hitler's ideology developed into Nazi ideology:

1. He derived his ideology from Charles Darwin.Darwin had stated the survival of fittest in biological terms. But Hitler interpreted it in different way.

2. Hitler's survival of fittest means that pure blooded Aryan Germans should survive while others should perish.

3. He especially believed in anti-Semitism of Jews since they were hailed as killer of Christ. Along with that the casteism also mattered to Hitler.

4. He didn't believe in equality. He had a notion that the office bearers can only be promoted to higher rank if they show die hard loyalty to their party leader.

These were some of the ideologies of Hitler or the Fuhrer.

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