What beliefs did the Nazi party have before Hitler came?
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There was no Nazi party before Hitler. Hitler was in it from the beginning.\n\nhttp://www.historyplace.com/worldwar2/riseofhitler/party.htm
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Sorry, the republicans are the Nazi party, wait, or is it the Communist party???
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http://majorityrights.com/index.php/weblog/comments/why_hitler_hated_jews/\n\nhe also followed some supremacy theory.. i think it is that aryan supremacy theory.. am not sure
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Nazi regime\n\nNazism was the ideology held by the National Socialist German Workers Party (Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, commonly called NSDAP or the Nazi Party), which was led by its Führer (leader), Adolf Hitler. The word Nazism is most often used in connection with the dictatorship of Nazi Germany from 1933 to 1945 (the "Third Reich"), and it is derived from the term National Socialism (German: Nationalsozialismus, often abbreviated NS). Adherents of the Nazi ideology held that the Aryan race were superior to other races, and they promoted Germanic racial supremacy and a strong, centrally governed state. Nazism has been outlawed in modern Germany, yet small remnants and revivalists, known as "Neo-Nazis", continue to operate in Germany and abroad.\n\nOriginally, Nazi was invented by analogy to Sozi (a common and slightly pejorative term for the Nazis' main opponents, the socialists in Germany). The Nazis from the era of the Third Reich rarely referred to themselves as "Nazis", preferring the official term "National Socialists" instead. Nazi was most commonly used as a pejorative term; however, its use became so widespread that, currently, some Neo-Nazis also use it to describe themselves.
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Here's a bunch of links for you, but in laymen terms, his charsmatic ways and dreams gave the German people, who at the time were in a huge depression, hope and confidence in themselves that they can be someone in world.  This of naive way of thinking, of course, became their downfall.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitler\nhttp://www.ic.arizona.edu/ic/mcbride/ws200/moss-jewc.htm\nhttp://www.remember.org/guide/Facts.root.hitler.html\nhttp://www.hitler.org/
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Sorry but all of you are mistaken. Hitler and Nazism are often wrongly described as far rightist leader and party. Such assertion has been repeatedly used by the communists to diabolize right wing parties an other of their opponents in numerous countries. Read carefully on Hitler and Nazism and you will learn that Hitler, and a dozen of fellows he met first in 1919 in a café, founded the National Socialist Deutch Arbeit Partei (NSDAP) which once translated in English means German National Socialist Workers Party. Once he got German Chancelor Hitler enacted compulsory work for everybody, he asked Ferdinand Porsche to build the Volkswagen Beetle (literally translated in English Volkswagen means "people's car") and as far as I read in history books relating to this period nothing has never been done by Hitler and his regime to promote capitalism or anything akin to right wing ideology. The only true fact is that Hitler expressed hatred toward communists, and it is certainly for this reason that in return the communists said of the Nazis that they belong to the conservative right wing. \nBut Hitler cannot be described as conservative too. He changed everything in Germany, which was until his coming up on the political stage a capitalist and conservative country.
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History is currently being distorted by the millions of Christians who lie to have us believe that the Holocaust was not a Christian deed.  Through subterfuge and concealment, many of today’s Church leaders and faithful Christians have camouflaged the Christianity of Adolf Hitler and have attempted to mark him an atheist, a pagan cult worshipper, or a false Christian in order to place his misdeeds on those with out Jesus.  However, from the earliest formation of the Nazi party and throughout the period of conquest and growth, Hitler expressed his Christian support to the German citizenry and soldiers. Those who would make Hitler an atheist should turn their eyes to history books before they address their pews and chat rooms.\n\n    Considering that Christianity has thus far been incapable of producing an unbiased, educated follower which speaks the truth, (I haven’t encountered any), I have been forced to dispel the myth by writing this essay.  It is not until I bring up his speeches, my personal info on the Nazi regime and their tactics that a Christian will begin to question what their clergy told them. (I am the offspring of a German soldier.  My Opa served under Hitler in WW2 and my father was raised during the time of the Nazi regime.  This is important information to take into consideration for I am privy to some info that most Americans do not know.  It is common for American media and education institutions to lie to their citizens concerning Nazi Germany.)  So, in presenting this information I must break it into four parts: 1) Facts about Hitler and his involvement with the Church.  2) How the Church was the catalyst for anti- Semitism.  3) Facts concerning how the Nazi regime drilled these beliefs into Germanic society.  4) Quotes Hitler made which prove he had a disdain for atheism/occultism, upheld his Christian faith, and hated Jews due to his Christianity.\n\nHitler’s involvement with the Church:\n\na) Hitler was baptized as Roman Catholic during infancy in Austria.\n\nb) As Hitler approached boyhood he attended a monastery school.  (On his way to school young Adolf daily observed a stone arch which was carved with the monastery’s coat of arms bearing a swastika.)\n\nc) Hitler was a communicant and an altar boy in the Catholic Church.\n\nd) As a young man he was confirmed as a “soldier of Christ.”  His most ardent goal at the time was to become a priest.  Hitler writes of his love for the church and clergy: “I had excellent opportunity to intoxicate myself with the solemn splendor of the brilliant church festivals.  As was only natural, the abbot seemed to me, as the village priest had once seemed to my father, the highest and most desirable ideal.”  -Adolf Hitler (Mein Kampf)\n\ne) Hitler was NEVER excommunicated nor condemned by his church.  Matter of fact the Church felt he was JUST and “avenging for God” in attacking the Jews for they deemed the Semites the killers of Jesus.\n\nf) Hitler, Franco and Mussolini were given VETO power over whom the pope could appoint as a bishop in Germany, Spain and Italy.  In turn they surtaxed the Catholics and gave the money to the Vatican.  Hitler wrote a speech in which he talks about this alliance, this is an excerpt: “The fact that the Vatican is concluding a treaty with the new Germany means the acknowledgement of the National Socialist state by the Catholic Church.  This treaty shows the whole world clearly and unequivocally that the assertion that National Socialism [Nazism] is hostile to religion is a lie.”  Adolf Hitler, 22 July 1933, writing to the Nazi Party\n\ng) Hitler worked CLOSELY with Pope Pius in converting Germanic society and supporting the church.  The Church absorbed Nazi ideals and preached them as part of their sermons in turn Hitler placed Catholic teachings in public education.  This photo depicts Hitler with Archbishop Cesare Orsenigo, the papal nuncio in Berlin.  It was taken On April 20, 1939, when Orsenigo celebrated Hitle
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Hitler was an athiest, its well documented.
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Big question.  I'll try the first part:  Adolf Hitler, Senator Robert Byrd and his former employer the KKK, Joseph Stalin...  Now for some of the living who agree with the extermination of Jews - US Democratic Party, Hamas, Islam, etc.
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Nazis are hated because they promote ideas of racism and anti-Semitism. And of course because of holocaust. Adolf Hitler was the leader of NSDAP.
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In the 1930s, It used to be that Nazi was a nice way of saying facist, that was until WWI. Republican used to be a nice way of saying conservative.   Today, as mainstream conservative behavior and policies approach facism the more conservative a Republican is, the closer they are to being a facist. \n\nUnless they speak German and are about 100 years old, they are most likely not Nazis but Facism is still as bad as it ever was.
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In July of 1932, the Nazi party won an impressive 230 seats in the 608 seat Reichstag.  Hitler, the leader of the Nazi party, then demanded that the aging president Paul von Hindenburg appoint him the chancellor of Germany. Hindenburg refused.  Political chaos reigned in the Reichstag and new elections were called in Nov.  Even though the Nazis won fewer seats, they still maintained a noticeable presence in the Reichstag.  Newly appointed chancellor  Kurt von Schleicher was unable to hold together a coalition and resigned.  Hindenburg then appointed Adolf Hitler in Jan. 1933.
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Anyone will agree that he certainly did not abide by Christian ethics and standards, but Hitler not only declared himself a Christian, but he also attempted to legitimize his actions with religion. Here is an article on the subject:\nhttp://www.nobeliefs.com/Hitler1.htm\n\nDon't worry, it is a site discussing his history and not a nazi, anti-semitic or anti-Christian site.
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Well Evolution is the key to Hitler's belief, Natzism, Communism, Humanism - Evolution is I believe the most dangeruos theory - religion  out their. I have alot of scary infomation on the subject. So I'll let you decide on that one.
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This is a GREAT question.  Hitler was clearly strongly influenced by the Catholic Church....and he did remain an avowed Catholic throughout life.  After WW1, Hitler joined an ultra-nationalist group called the Thule Society (this later became the foundation of the Nazi party).  The Thule party can be thought of as being like an ultra-conservative country club, with some very weird spiritual beliefs.  Among them were the aryan racial theories that later became famous under Nazi propoganda.  They got their name from a German legend of a land called Thule (like a German Atlantis) where they were initially born...and superior to other races.  While in the Thule party he came into contact with several german nationalist mystics.  Notably Karl Houfhasen (my spelling is probably wrong).  Houfhasen became very influential on Hitler's mystic/religious beliefs.  They bleieved in some Indian legends, Norse Legends, they had ties with the Japanese Black Dragons (a Japanese semi-mystic nationalist group with their own theories of racial superiority), and some traditional paganism.  He combined a lot of these beliefs, and took from them what he wanted, to support his position.  You could almost consider Hitler's religious belief system a hodge podge of many beliefs selected to rationalize the beliefs learned in the Thule Society.  I hope this answer was somewhat helpful.  One side note.....it should be remembered that the Pope of that time actively supported Hitler as a last defense against Stalin/Communism.  So he clearly was seen as Xtian to a large number of people.  That same Pope also refused to allow african american solidiers into the Vatican.
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The Nazis were a political party.\nAn SS officer was an officer in the Schutzstaffel ("defense squadron"), a large paramilitary organization that was a principal component of the Nazi party.\nThe Green police are modern police under the German Green Party, formed in the early 1970s.
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They believed that Nostradamus had predicted Germany would win WWII and they handed out propaganda with quotes from him. Also more people from Ukraine died in the Holocaust (up to 7 million) than Jews (6 million).