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There are seven major beliefs of the Nazi party. Some people do not understand Hitler or why he came to power, but the reasons are simple.
1. Hitler loved Germany, he was an ultranationalist. He would have given his life for Germany. All true Nazi's are this way.
2. Hitler believed in the struggle of mankind, that work and struggle can make a nation stronger.
3. Hitler believed that the Women of Germany were the best! They should be treasured and protected.
4. Hitler was raised Catholic and believed in God, that God and Country were sacred and should be protected from atheists and Communists, who do not believe in God.
5. Hitler believed in the destiny of the White Aryan RACE. When he and Heinrich Himmler saw Anna Kreisling and Eva nude and enjoying some sunshine, they knew that they were the best. Mein Gott is what Hitler said when he saw these two blondes together!
6 Hitler believed in Mercedes Benz and BMW and Volkswagen! Every German should own a car! This is why Hitler designed the Bug VW.
7. Hitler believed that the farmers in Germany were more important than the Bankers. Hitler believed in a classless society, that everyone working together could achieve remarkable things.
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Croatia is not a fascist country
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Fascist
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What king of government did Hitler did?
A fascist dictatorship
What is the meaning of ex-fascist?
An ex-fascist is someone who previously held fascist beliefs or supported fascist ideologies but no longer does so. This individual has renounced their previous fascist affiliations and no longer identifies with fascist principles.
What beliefs or principles did fascist leaders used to justify their unlimited powers?
the threat of terrorism
What were the beliefs of the Francisco franco?
He was a fascist, but was reluctant to become actively involved in supporting Nazi Germany.
What were Mussolini's beliefs?
he was a through and through fascist seeking economic and political power and stability after the chaos of ww1
Do Republicans have fascist beliefs?
Depends how you interept 'facist'? But generally, I would guess that Republicans are not 'facists' in any sense. However, I am sure some Republicans do have 'facist' views and simarly so would some Democrats.
Why was the book Hitler wrote important?
Because it set down his Fascist beliefs and inspired the Nazi movement later on.
What were Mussolini's personal beliefs?
he was a through and through fascist seeking economic and political power and stability after the chaos of ww1
What are some fascism countries?
Various countries have had a fascist government. For example, in the 1940s the government of Germany was a fascist one.
Is Glenn Beck a fascist?
No he is not a fascist.
Is Mitt Romney a fascist?
No, Romney is no fascist.
What is a non-fascist?
Someone who isn't a fascist.
What does facsist mean?
"Fascist" refers to a political ideology or system characterized by authoritarian control, nationalism, and often racist or xenophobic beliefs. Fascist regimes typically centralize power, suppress opposition, and prioritize the state over individual rights.
