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Organization of the German Labour Front (D.A.F.)

The biggest corporatist organization of employers and workers in its time, the D.A.F. was National Socialist Germany's corporatist state structure for the economic sphere. It was headed by Dr. Robert Ley

(German on the left and English translation on the right)
National Socialism
by Rudolf Jung

“In the summer of 1919 a new book began publication in the city of Troppau (today Opava), Czechoslovakia, written by Sudeten-German political activist Rudolf Jung. Originally titled Der nationale Sozialismus: Eine Erläuterung seiner Grundlagen und Ziele* (National Socialism: An Introduction to its Foundations and its Goals), Jung’s book was the first serious attempt at outlining and explaining völkisch National Socialism as an ideology, as a body of theory constituting a general, all-encompassing worldview. Pamphlets and articles in the past had sought to address this topic, but never before had it been the subject of an entire book. The scope of Jung’s work made it something new.”

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German Labour Service - Fritz Edel.pdf
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German Labour Service
by Fritz Edel

This document originally from 1938 details the structure and purpose of the German Labour Front (DAF). An excellent document that reveals the 3rd Reich’s Corporatism and corporatist economics.
Little ABC of National Socialists.pdf
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The Little ABC of the National Socialists
by Dr. Joseph Goebbels

This primer on the NS doctrine quickly became a best-seller. Written in a Q&A format, it ended up being one of the most popular publications explaining the NS worldview.

“The pamphlet was immensely successful; the first edition of 10,000 copies sold out rapidly, leading to praise from Hitler, and more than 75,000 had been printed and distributed by 1927. By the time Hitler was appointed Reichschancellor in 1933 it was one of the most widely-read pieces of National Socialist literature.”

Subject headings include:

The Common Good Comes Before Self-Interest

Why National Socialist Germany Workers Party?

The Class Struggle

State, Folkdom, Culture, Custom, and Economy

War and the League of Nations

The Old and the New System

Social Questions and Social Misery

Capitalism and Marxism

Breaking of Interest-Slavery

The Jew and the German

The Estates

The Parties

Socialism and Democracy

The Führer

The Banner

The True National Socialist
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“But Hitler Crushed the Trade Unions!”
by TIKhistory

A discussion on the idea that Hitler crushed the trade unions, touching upon the DAF (Deutsches Arbeitsfront - German Labour Front), Robert Ley, and the works of many historians, including William Shirer and Adam Tooze.

This video is discussing events or concepts that are academic, educational and historical in nature. This video is for informational purposes and was created so we may better understand the past and learn from the mistakes others have made. And just to be clear, I'm NOT a Nazi, nor a Fascist, nor a Marxist, and I don't subscribe to any other form of totalitarian ideology.

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Headless Socialism: The Evidence is Overwhelming
by TIKhistory
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Hitler's Socialism: The Evidence is Overwhelming
by TIKhistory

Some continue to believe that Hitler and National Socialism wasn't REAL Socialism. Some believe that the totalitarian State of the Third Reich had no power at all, and that the market was 'free'. They want to believe that Hitler and his State "privatised" the industries, and had NO control over the economy. Worse, they even think that Nazism didn't call for the creation of a 'People's State' after the conquest of Lebensraum. Yes, 80 years after the events in question, many are still pushing a contradictory narrative that directly goes against the overwhelming evidence pointing towards the complete opposite conclusion.

Using numerous primary and secondary sources, this video shows the substantial amount of flaws in the Marxist-denialist argument, and presents a solid interpretation of the evidence that makes much more sense than the denialist argument ever has.

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“But Hitler Crushed the Trade Unions!”
by TIKhistory
The Divide: Hitler & Strasser
A Production by The Fascifist

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This documentary is available in 1080p at 60 fps!

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Nature and Form of National Socialism - Joseph Goebbels.pdf
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Nature and Form of National Socialism
by Dr. Joseph Goebbels
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On Corporatism In Hitler's Germany
The National Socialist Corporate State Structure of Germany during the Third Reich Period (LQ)
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This graph illustrates how Corporatism functioned in Hitler's Germany. It drew heavy inspiration from Mussolini's Fascist Italy. Both Italy and Germany were Corporatist States and even inspired Prime Minister Prince Fumimaro Konoe to adopt similar plans for a Corporatist State in the Japanese Empire.

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On Corporatism in Hitler's Germany

Organization of the German Labour Front (D.A.F.)

National Socialism
by Rudolf Jung


German Labour Service
by Fritz Edel


The Little ABC of the National Socialists
by Dr. Joseph Goebbels


Nature and Form of National Socialism
by Dr. Joseph Goebbels

"But Hitler Crushed the Trade Unions!"
by TIKhistory

Hitler's Socialism: The Evidence is Overwhelming
by TIKhistory


The Divide: Hitler & Strasser
by The Fascifist and Zoltanous
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The National Socialist Corporate State Structure of Germany during the Third Reich Period (HQ)

This graph illustrates how Corporatism functioned in Hitler's Germany. It drew heavy inspiration from Mussolini's Fascist Italy. Both Italy and Germany were Corporatist States and even inspired Prime Minister Prince Fumimaro Konoe to adopt similar plans for a Corporatist State in the Japanese Empire.

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SEE ALSO
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On Corporatism in Hitler's Germany

Organization of the German Labour Front (D.A.F.)

National Socialism
by Rudolf Jung


German Labour Service
by Fritz Edel


The Little ABC of the National Socialists
by Dr. Joseph Goebbels


Nature and Form of National Socialism
by Dr. Joseph Goebbels

"But Hitler Crushed the Trade Unions!"
by TIKhistory

Hitler's Socialism: The Evidence is Overwhelming
by TIKhistory


The Divide: Hitler & Strasser
by The Fascifist and Zoltanous
Florinsky,_Michael_T_Fascism_and_National_Socialism_A_Study_of_the.pdf
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Fascism and National Socialism:
A Study of the Economic and Social Policies of the Totalitarian State

by Michael Florinsky

'Fascism and National Socialism' by Dr. Florinsky is a comparative study of the economic and social policies of the present regime in Italy and Germany. He examines the various social and economic factors that determined the course of Fascism and National Socialism and follows the steady progress of each through its various stages to the conditions of the present day. He goes into the teachings of Mussolini and Hitler, points to the principle of 'national solidarity' as the central idea of the totalitarian state, and emphasizes the significance of the economic doctrines of both Fascism and National Socialism. The application of these ideas in practice is the theme of the chapters that follow. These chapters have to do with the corporate state, with the organization of industry, agriculture and labor, with public finance and foreign trade.
It is a commemorative emblem of the German-Japanese Anti-Comintern Agreement of November 25, 1936.
The surface has the German Reichsadler at the top
Alongside the crossed Japanese and Nazi flags
The reverse side is the portraits of Fumimaro Konoe and Adolf Hitler
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How and Why Fascism and Nazism Became the "Right"
by Allen Gindler

The Left has been represented by various currents that have historically been very aggressive toward each other because they used different tactics and strategies to achieve socialism. Like many intellectuals, revolutionary leftists did not get along with each other very often. Since the inception of Marxism, which is the doctrine of communism—an extreme and distinctive flavor of socialism—the far Left has portrayed adherents of less revolutionary ideologies as enemies of the working people. The followers of evolutionary socialism—the Social Democrats—were accused by the communists of betraying the proletariat. Non-Marxist currents of socialism, such as Fascism and National Socialism, were excluded from the socialist camp and put on the right wing by Marxist-Leninist propaganda. This article shows the origin and historical background of the artificial shift of Fascism and National Socialism to the right side of the political spectrum.