The NSDAP quickly weeded out its left-wing and socialist members, such as the Strasser wing.
The bourgeoisie financed Hitler, and money also came from America, such as from Ford.
The upper class was so afraid of socialism that they even sacrificed Germany to protect themselves.
Germany was merely a livestock animal sent into battle against communism to prevent communist ideas from spreading further.
The heavy defeat of the Nazis proved socialism's worth, even though it suffered greatly.
At this time, Russia was in the process of transitioning from an agrarian economy to a modern state.
Today, socialist ideas are more widespread than ever before.
The struggle has damaged it greatly, but socialism has returned stronger than ever before.
The ideas of not stopping are already in full swing.
For example, the victim counts that socialism supposedly produced were also falsified.
The Black Book of Communism is the only source of the high victim count, and its authors were anti-communists, wanted to drag communism through the mud, and were obsessed with inflating the victim count.
In the end, they distanced themselves from their own book.
National Socialist ideology essentially makes no sense.
An example:
The Poles were considered subhuman, yet they stole Polish children to Aryanize them, i.e., teach them German culture.
They did this because many Polish children were even more Aryan than Germans.
People were stupid back then, which is why the Nazi Party used "socialism" in its name so they could attract voters and steal votes from the communist parties.
But they privatized everything and worked hand in hand with the bourgeoisie.
They were merely an ideology meant to fight against socialism, and thus the purchase of millions of people was accepted; as long as the upper class retained their wealth, nothing mattered to them.
Socialism is and remains a massive threat to the rich.
A rich person's worst nightmare is when some bum with a gun shows up in their castle/villa to steal their wealth. To prevent that, they'll do anything, even send Germany into battle as a slaughter animal to stop socialist ideas.
Everyone knows how it ended. The USA and England only joined the war when the Soviets began the irreversible process: to invade the West.
If the West hadn't intervened, the Soviet Union would have swept across Europe.
The only culprit was Germany (financed by the entire West to stop socialism).
The United States and England were able to prevent the Soviet Union from advancing further through their intervention, posing as allies even though they were extremely hostile to the Soviets.
That's my understanding of history.
Russian "bum" in the royal palace after the revolution:
The bourgeoisie financed Hitler, and money also came from America, such as from Ford.
The upper class was so afraid of socialism that they even sacrificed Germany to protect themselves.
Germany was merely a livestock animal sent into battle against communism to prevent communist ideas from spreading further.
The heavy defeat of the Nazis proved socialism's worth, even though it suffered greatly.
At this time, Russia was in the process of transitioning from an agrarian economy to a modern state.
Today, socialist ideas are more widespread than ever before.
The struggle has damaged it greatly, but socialism has returned stronger than ever before.
The ideas of not stopping are already in full swing.
For example, the victim counts that socialism supposedly produced were also falsified.
The Black Book of Communism is the only source of the high victim count, and its authors were anti-communists, wanted to drag communism through the mud, and were obsessed with inflating the victim count.
In the end, they distanced themselves from their own book.
National Socialist ideology essentially makes no sense.
An example:
The Poles were considered subhuman, yet they stole Polish children to Aryanize them, i.e., teach them German culture.
They did this because many Polish children were even more Aryan than Germans.
People were stupid back then, which is why the Nazi Party used "socialism" in its name so they could attract voters and steal votes from the communist parties.
But they privatized everything and worked hand in hand with the bourgeoisie.
They were merely an ideology meant to fight against socialism, and thus the purchase of millions of people was accepted; as long as the upper class retained their wealth, nothing mattered to them.
Socialism is and remains a massive threat to the rich.
A rich person's worst nightmare is when some bum with a gun shows up in their castle/villa to steal their wealth. To prevent that, they'll do anything, even send Germany into battle as a slaughter animal to stop socialist ideas.
Everyone knows how it ended. The USA and England only joined the war when the Soviets began the irreversible process: to invade the West.
If the West hadn't intervened, the Soviet Union would have swept across Europe.
The only culprit was Germany (financed by the entire West to stop socialism).
The United States and England were able to prevent the Soviet Union from advancing further through their intervention, posing as allies even though they were extremely hostile to the Soviets.
That's my understanding of history.
Russian "bum" in the royal palace after the revolution:
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