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@jrenjrapiro817 Literally everything you just said in the first paragraph was refuted in Sections 5 and 6. I am not spending an hour transcribing them.
Second off, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPCH4rZU-3Q&t=57s but all that was proven by Evans was Hitler was more focused on race rather than class.
No, I am following the evidence from what Hitler himself thought to how the Nazi economy worked.
Yes, he was a traditionalist, a believer in *Lebensraum and an anti-Semite but all these play into his belief in the Volksgemeinschaft. He believed that only Aryans could create nations and that nations fall when Aryans dilute their blood [Mein Kampf, Page 259], and since he believed that the Jews never had a nation, they were somehow inferior. Hence he believed they were plotting the downfall of Germany and that he needed to unite the German people, and remove all people he deemed to be co-conspirators.
You are opening the door to [redacted] denialism. By denying his socialism, there are but two conclusions: 1) He was "madman Hitler" which is hard to believe, nobody votes for lunatics or 2) it didn't happen.
No, I am not saying that social democrats are Nazis.
And finally, yes, it was based in a belief that da juice was going to destroy civilisation. However, this does lead Hitler to implement autarky, which is about economics.
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@jrenjrapiro817 Firstly, the definition of socialism according to the Oxford English Dictionary is "A political and economic theory of social organization which advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole." [ https://www.lexico.com/definition/socialism ]
Secondly, Evans gives examples of Hitler trying to Volksgemeinschaft, um, -ise, the means of production, only to come to the conclusion that Hitler wasn't a socialist, because he didn't view class as important. Okay, Hitler wasn't a Marxist. I knew that. You don't necessarily have to be a Marxist to be a socialist.
And could you please explain how proving that Hitler was a socialist aids [redacted] denialism? I was under the impression that, if Hitler wasn't a socialist, he couldn't have wanted to socialise the people into a Volksgemeinschaft, the easiest way of doing that being to murder all he deemed unfit. It was hilarious to watch actual Nazis mald that their glorious leader wasn't an economic genius.
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