From page 77 in the PDF version:
^On the nature of the future Nazi State, Hitler's ideas in Mein Kampf are less
concise. He made it clear enough that there would be no "democratic nonsense"
and that the Third Reich would be ruled by the Fuehrer-prinzip, the leadership
principle – that is, that it would be a dictatorship. There is almost nothing
about economics in the book. The subject bored Hitler and he never bothered
to try to learn something about it beyond toying with the crackpot ideas of
Gottfried Feder, the crank who was against "interest slavery."
What interested Hitler was political power; economics could somehow take
care of itself.^
Again, any verbal sops Hitler and his party made to either socialists or capitalists were in service to his only real goal: total power.
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- NSDAP no-no
- I agree.
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- Re: Re: "Who wants power?"
- Re: Well-done, ER
- Re: To a point.
- Re: Who wants power?
- To a point.
- Who wants power?
- Well-done, ER
- "Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer"
- "Socialism" from the bottom up.
- Well Hell...
- Re: Insecurity
- Re: Re: sophistry.
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- More NSDAP sophistry.
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- Great stuff, thanks ER n/t (n/t)
