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Nazi Ideology on Germany people

The ideology of the Nazis in Germany was brought about by the Nazi party. The term Nazi was an easier way of identifying the party. From 1933 to 1945, Nazi became popular with the government of Germany otherwise called Nazi Germany. The Nazi ideology is believed to be a combination of several other beliefs like nationalism, anti-Semitism ant-communism and racialism. Nazism is currently forbidden as a political philosophy since it included a lot of unfair practices and propaganda in the 1930s and 1940s. Nazi is closely associated with Hitler and the national socialists of Germany. Hitler rose to power and lead his beliefs to be incorporated in the Nazi ideology where the Germans (especially Aryan race) believed that they were a superior race to the rest of the world and hence fought fro superior leadership which was to be organized centrally and defend Germany against the rest of the world especially from communism ands they believed in fascism (Spielvogel 2004).

It’s no doubt that Nazism was the most disparaging ideology of all time having instigated the Second World War and the holocaust. Its impact on the Germany people, has been under debate for along time and many scholars have tried to analyze it giving opinions ranging from Marxism (empowering social classes) to fascism and hence reaching conclusions that Nazism had a great impact on the rest of Germany. It’s also evident that a revolution of class and status took place in Germany. The big question of concerns is that how Nazi was able to survive yet its policies were discriminatory and used violence. The answer to these concerns culminates down to several issues like propaganda, promise to deliver the Germany people from the economic crisis (the great depression) and foreign policy success as well as the promise to establish a well ordered society which would protect the needs of the minority who hade been traumatized in 1929 – 1932 economic problems and western capitalism(Spielvogel 2004).. Due to these Nazism was able to penetrate as it showed it could meet social aspirations, security and rational satisfaction.

The period around 1929 – 1932 was very critical as the great depression affected the US and other great economies. The Germans achieve a quick fix and this was made a propaganda that

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Hitler had taken them out of the depression. The same period Unemployment was still very high, giant projects were started to build German and offer employment during the period of great depression. The idea of building united Volksgenmeinschaft was very appealing to Germans who believed that they had been marginalized by the labor movements and capitalism. (Spielvogel 2004).

The impact of Nazi ideology on Germany has brought hatred among the races especially those who were fought by Hitler like the Jews and Africans. There are currently neo-Nazis who are Nazis but rejected the inhumanity and injustice done by their counterparts. . There is so much distress among the modern Germany when they remember Hitler and the Nazis which had brought a lot of controversy(Spielvogel 2004).. Many analysts still do not even understand why one mans beliefs were incorporated in a national party and used to kill other in the name of establishing a pure race.

The Contribution to Nazi Effect from 19th Century

Germany never existed as a country until 1871, but till then the modern Germany was occupied by several independently ruled states with different power and sizes. Many of the states in Germany were also part of the Holy Roman Empire but each state had its own ruler. This empire was established before the first millennium. Several wars existed but the states that were to be Germany were always neutral not taking sides with Prussia. Austria on the other hand constantly fought France. (Spielvogel 2004). When Austria was defeated in 1803, Napoleon gave land to Germany states as a punishment to Austria and compensates Germans the land taken by the French. All through the wars were on and off, by mid 19 century Germany states were growing very fast in terms of economy and by 1871 Germany empire was created as these states unified with Prussia.

Meanwhile the Nazi Anti-Semitism was brewing. It’s believed that anti-Semitism was prevalent in the European region before even the formation of the Germany Empire. Basically there is a difference in understanding that there were some people who were anti-Jewish yes but the perception of Hitler to wide out the entire race was crazy one ( Mitchell & Mitchelll1990). In the last years on the 19th century, the conflict about anti-Semitism became more racial while

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previously it was only against the Jewish followers or the religion. Between the years 1880 to 1910, the Nazi stated developing into political ideology. All manner of conspiracy theories were used to make sure it gets to power. It also made claims that they had a cure for human beings political and social problems. To this period it was not like the earliest forms of discrimination.

In The year 1914 anti-Semitism was very wide spread across Europe in areas like France, Hungary, Austria and Tsarist Russia. Several Jews fled to settle in Britain and tee US. A notion that the Jews were subversive (Bolshevism) crept up in the 1918 and that they wee also communists. Basically being a communicated community was not a big deal since they had been living in the Soviet Union. In the German areas, fascism rose up to be totally against communism. In many other nations unlike the Germans, this was not a war against each other refuges from Russia became anti-Semitism very fast and by 1920s anti-Semitism was very widespread, anti-Semitism was very string in Germany by 1933( Mitchell & Mitchelll1990).

Having grown up hating the Jews, Hitler thought he was being strong and safeguarding the Germans from the rest of the world. He thought of killing the Jewish to protect his communism ideology (Spielvogel 2004).

Conclusion

Probably the basic logical consequence has been that those Nazi ideologies discredited the effort to use of biology to offer explanations to social concerns. The descendants to the Nazi have been very quiet in the era after the Second World War. The stigma causes by the activities of the Nazis still have an effect on the psychology of the Jews who witnessed the ugly scene of people being killed ruthlessly. Several prolonged are being bode to reduce the impact the holocaust.

Reference

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Mitchell A & Mitchell A. (1990). The Nazi revolution: Hitler’s dictatorship and the German nation. D.C. Health

Spielvogel J. (2004). Hitler and Nazi Germany – – A History. Prentice Hall