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Posted - 09/16/2009 : 18:31:17
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Posted - 09/18/2009 : 09:48:23
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quote: Originally posted by chaos
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The Fruit: The Thousand-Year Reich
The 1930s put a final touch on the ideologies that have been long advocated by different conservative groups, and additionally shaped the mindset of those who received their primary and secondary education during this time period. The fact Germany was a collective society made the Nazi social values easier to gain acceptance among average Germans. As soon as Hitler became the chancellor, he issued his proclamation aimed to please millions of Germans who were unhappy with the parliamentary system and the chaotic political atmosphere. Hitler also gained support from the military and industrial leaders with his long-term plans for the ¡§[d]estruction of the parliamentary system, suppression of the left, creation of a national dictatorship, rearmament, reversal of the Versailles Treaty, and preparation for war, should that become necessary to meet Germany¡¦s supposedly legitimate need for more territory."Although Hitler attempted to achieve an overwhelmingly popular support to consolidate the foundation of his regime, the Nazi Party only scored 43.9 percent of the votes in a ¡§not-so-free-election¡¨ in March 1933. Even among the people who supported the NSDAP at the time, some may not truly grasp the ideologies it stood by. Many people felt encouraged by the party event mainly on an emotional basis as one woman from Northeim remembered she and many others were ¡§drawn by the feeling of strength about the party, even though there was much in it which was highly questionable.¡¨ Hitler¡¦s success was based on his vague promises to create a reality that was opposite the humiliation brought on since November, 1918. . After all the frustration with the then failing Weimar democratic system, the German people were longing for a fundamental change of the situation they were in, even if that means an authoritarian dictatorship. Three years after appointed to chancellor, by persecuting the German Communist Party, and with the help of the Catholic Center Party, Hitler obtained his dictatorship by quasi-legal means. The National Socialist Party gained popular support by emphasizing the creation of a unified community of German people, or Volksgemeinschaft. Psychologically, people in general ¡§want desperately to be liked, loved and in control of [their] lives.¡¨ People from a collective culture found happiness within ¡§close, friendly, and respectful social engagement¡¨ comparatively more so than those coming from an individualist culture. This psychological factor made the concept of Volksgemeinschaft even more attractive to German society as a collective. The NSDAP also successfully created a self-image that they would lead the German people to bring those glorious days of August 1914 back to Germany. The German public believed that the national unity would strengthen the Fatherland in the ¡§international arena.¡¨Therefore, the strength brought by Volksgemeinschaft can help to achieve the common goals shared by German public in reversing the Versailles Treaty, and restoring the borders of 1914. Hitler¡¦s decision to withdraw from the League of Nations and his reconstruction of the German armed forces were perceived as an act of self-respect by the German people, and thus received strong public support. The British and French governments¡¦ submission in German rearmament and territorial expansion from 1935 to early 1939 boosted the national pride, and reinforced the public confidence in the Hitler regime and Volksgemeinschaft. Ideologically and politically, the NSDAP inherited the long-standing concepts of anti-Semitism, anti-Communism and German Supremacy from the right-wing conservatives, and deemed to turn those ideologies into reality. The Reichstag fire on 27 February, 1933 provided an excuse for the Nazi to create a police state. The Hitler regime proclaimed the fire was a signal for another communist revolution and issued ¡§The Reichstag Fire Decree¡¨ to suspend certain civil rights. Thus, the National Socialist government was able to use the police forces to suppress the left-wing parties as well as any other political opposition legally. This suppression additionally demonstrates the vague fear of communism among the German people based on their collective memories of the communist revolution. Aside from the political suppression of communism, the NSDAP carried out the ideological tenets of anti-Semitism. Government policies to persecute the Jews were carefully implemented to avoid international criticism and sudden disruption of the economy. However, anti-Semitism was not enough of a reason to explain the reason German people supported the NSDAP since other right-wing parties as well as Christian churches shared similar ideologies. Hitler slowly worked his way to gain public support by using the German resentments towards to the incompetence of the Weimar Republic. As historian Thomas Childers concluded, the German support in National Socialism was based on ¡§dissatisfaction, resentment, and fear¡¨ of the reality they live in since the end of the Great War. As the Second World War broke out in 1939, the German people went to war with the similar mentality that they have held for decades: To redeem the Fatherland from the defeat and humility of the Great War.
"The world is a dangerous place not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing." -Albert Einstein Member of IMFS(International Military Fans Society) |
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Posted - 04/03/2010 : 20:23:56
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Posted - 04/03/2010 : 23:17:31
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catman
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Posted - 04/04/2010 : 04:04:02
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Posted - 04/04/2010 : 06:29:54
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quote: Originally posted by catman
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Posted - 04/04/2010 : 07:40:55
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Posted - 04/05/2010 : 19:42:17
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gx9900gundam
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Posted - 04/12/2010 : 23:19:49
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quote: Originally posted by catman
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