the German form of fascism, especially that of the National Socialist (German:Nazionalsozialist)Workers’ party under Adolf Hitler. —Nazi, n.,adj. See also:Fascism the principles and practices of the National Socialist Workers’ party under Adolf Hitler from 1933 to 1945. —Nazi,n., adj....
This article argues instead that, far from being a secularist movement replacing Christianity with a new object of worship, Nazism sought to defend German society against secularisation. An examination of the religious views of some of its leaders indicates that the Nazis did not consider ...
The "joy division" was the name given to the group of women, usually Jewish, who were forced to serve as whores for German officers in concentration camps. The book "The House Of Dolls" by Yehiel Dinur (who used the pseudonym Ka-Tzetnik) tells their story. Rudolf Hess' prisoner number...
National Socialist Germany, referred to by the establishment as "Nazi Germany", was a country under the governance of Adolf Hitler and the National Socialist German Workers' Party (German: Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei or NSDAP), referred to by the establishment as the "Nazi Party...
power once it was in office. These span from the political happenings which were present in Germany at the time to the more psychological factors which affected the people of Germany. It is impossible to pinpoint exactly one factor which caused the rise of the Nazi party‚ instead a ...
Theough storms and battles -the United States,Great Britain,the Soviet Union,and Canada-succeeded in reaching an accord and pooling their efforts toward victory over German Nazism... S Kovalyov - 《Oil of Russia》 被引量: 0发表: 2006年 Analyzing Nursing as a Dispositif : Healing and Devastat...
The Nazis' have played this part successfully with the German people and also with other nations. Having attained power, the Nazis had to have "a nation of tools". This they achieved by the doctrines of anti-intellQctualism, racialism, restriction of science to matters of military value, ...
Born in Potsdam in 1885, Alfred Wiener served in the German army during the first world war, before moving to Berlin, where he quickly became concerned about the amount of anti-semitic rhetoric. One paranoid suggestion being bandied around was that the Germans' failure in the war had come ...
Contrary to Vatican claims, Mr. Israel proves the Vatican was key in consolidating Nazism in Germany and Nazi-like clerical-Fascist Croatia.
New York: Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1980 Nazism's 'Cleansing Hurricane' and the Metamorphosis of Fascist Studies Roger Griffin ((1)) At an international conference on the Third Reich held in 1988 the Brit-ish historian Tim Mason expressed his concern that 'the extreme peculiarities of German ...