The anti-Slavic propaganda from the far-right/Nazis doesn't even make sense from a historical point of view. Germany has always been partly Slavic.

'Early Middle Ages settlement area
During the 4th and 5th centuries, in what is known as the Migration Period, Germanic peoples (ancient Germans) seized control of the decaying Western Roman Empire in the South and established new kingdoms within it. Meanwhile, formerly Germanic areas in Eastern Europe and present-day Eastern Germany, were settled by Slavs.'
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_German_settlement_in_Central_and_Eastern_Europe

Hitler's invasion of Czechoslovakia was naked aggression and imperial conquest. Hitler already got what he wanted in the Munich Agreement (the Sudetenland) which came with it a big chunk of the Czech's natural resources, but he occupied the rest of the country anyway.

> "Hitler’s forces invade and occupy Czechoslovakia nation sacrificed on the altar of the Munich Pact, which was a vain attempt to prevent Germany’s imperial aims."

> "On September 30, 1938, Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, French Premier Edouard Daladier, and British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain signed the Munich Pact, which sealed the fate of Czechoslovakia, virtually handing it over to Germany in the name of peace. Although the agreement was to give into Hitler’s hands only the Sudentenland, that part of Czechoslovakia where 3 million ethnic Germans lived, it also handed over to the Nazi war machine 66 percent of Czechoslovakia’s coal, 70 percent of its iron and steel, and 70 percent of its electrical power. Without those resources, the Czech nation was left vulnerable to complete German domination."

> "No matter what concessions the Czech government attempted to make to appease Hitler, whether dissolving the Communist Party or suspending all Jewish teachers in ethnic-German majority schools, rumors continued to circulate about “the incorporation of Czechoslovakia into the Reich.” In fact, as early as October 1938, Hitler made it clear that he intended to force the central Czechoslovakian government to give Slovakia its independence, which would make the “rump” Czech state “even more completely at our mercy,” remarked Hermann Goering. Slovakia indeed declared its “independence” (in fact, complete dependence on Germany) on March 14, 1939, with the threat of invasion squelching all debate within the Czech province."

> "Then, on March 15, 1939, during a meeting with Czech President Emil Hacha–a man considered weak, and possibly even senile–Hitler threatened a bombing raid against Prague, the Czech capital, unless he obtained from Hacha free passage for German troops into Czech borders. He got it. That same day, German troops poured into Bohemia and Moravia. The two provinces offered no resistance, and they were quickly made a protectorate of Germany. By evening, Hitler made a triumphant entry into Prague."

> "The Munich Pact, which according to British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain had purchased “peace in our time,” was actually a mere negotiating ploy by the Hitler regime, only temporarily delaying the Fuhrer’s blood and land lust."

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This is a fairly clear confirmation that Natsocs are left-wing socialists who think the only way to have an in-group preference is being a Big Government communist. 👇

https://t.me/alekyerbury/1435

Trying to link high-taxes, socialism and bureaucratic big governments to ethno-centrism is very corny considering that all of that existed in various Soviet satellite states with absolutely no ethno-centrism. If those positions inherently go together, then he'll have to explain why virtually every socialist state minus the Third Reich was committed to race-blindness.

Two sides of the same coin. Both want to abolish all private enterprise and make you work in a gulag.

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🇩🇪🇷🇺 Joint German-Soviet victory lap in Poland, September 1939.

Two socialist regimes converged and collaborated to crush the Catholic Polish State.

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Hitler's anti-Bolsheivsm was a spoof. He disliked Jews mainly because he saw them as arch-capitalists (bankers, businessmen, etc.) and not because some of them were socialists (he was also a socialist). The critique that Jews are socialists (Bolsheviks/Marxists, etc.) is inherently illogical coming from the socialist Hitler.

"Although Hitler’s anti-Semitism of September 1919 was not original in character, and although it was expressed also by an important minority of Bavarians, particularly in the army, it did not take the form of the most popular brand of anti-Semitism—anti-Bolshevik Jew-hatred—in postrevolution Munich. Rather, it was anticapitalist in character and was directed against finance capitalism."

https://telegra.ph/Hitlers-anti-Semitism-was-not-founded-on-anti-Bolshevism-03-02

Tory Ed Heath nearly established a fascist-style economic system in the UK.

"It offered state control of prices and dividends, and the joint oversight of economic policy by a tripartite body representing the Trades Union Congress, the Confederation of British Industry and the Government"

Sounds like Mussolini's "corporatism" to me.

British Tories have acquiesced to left-wing economic policies for decades. Thatcher was the exception.

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Italians were "racially inferior" to Croats according to Hitler.

He was simply making up this nonsense as he went along. No science to back up anything he was saying on ethnic matters.

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This little poem by Goebbels sums up the ideology.

"Liberalism (a euphemism for capitalism) is dying so socialism will live"

An affirmative statement that they're pursuing anti-capitalism in favour of economic socialism.

"Marxism is dying so that nationalism can live"

Here he does not attack the economic socialism of Marxism but only the idea that it is not nationalist (workers of the world unite). So the only change here is from a global vision of socialism to a national one.

"build the new Germany, the nationalist, socialist Third Reich!"

Socialist/nationalist, a national twist on Marxist socialism.

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Henry Ford collaborated with the USSR.

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Privately Hitler admired Stalin and heaped praise on him. He called him a genius.

"Hitler’s view of the Soviet economic system apparently also changed from skepticism to admiration. In a table talk on July 22, 1942, Hitler vehemently defended the Soviet economic system and even the so-called “Stachanow System,” which it was “exceedingly stupid” to ridicule: “One has to have unqualified respect for Stalin. In his way, the guy is quite a genius! His ideals such as Genghis Khan and so forth he knows very well, and his economic planning is so all-encompassing that it is only exceeded by our own Four-Year Plan. I have no doubts whatsoever that there have been no unemployed in the USSR, as opposed to capitalist countries such as the USA.”"

Notice there he's saying that his own system is MORE centrally planned than the Soviet system. That's hard to do considering that the Soviet Union was FULLY centrally planned with nothing left to the market. So Hitler confirms that he's a communist with that statement!

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