Nazi ideology

Total obedience to the 'Father' Adolf Hitler

• Anti-Semitism

• Nationalism

• Fuhrerprinzip

• Racism

Nationalism

• Hitler believed that the races of the world would be organised into a hierarchy with Aryans at the top as the master race.

• ews were considered an impure race that had to be destroyed - led to Holocaust

  
  

• He also demanded the right of the German people to Lebensraum (‘living space’) particularly in Eastern Europe - total rejection of the TOV.

  
  

• Hitler believed there would be a struggle between various races for world domination.

  
  

Volksmeinschaft is

• The leader has total power and cannot be questioned

• Hitler believed that all members of the racially pure people should become one community.

• Closely linked to Hitler’s racism was his hatred of Jewish people. Hitler believed that Jews were the lowest form of humanity and were working to corrupt Aryans.

• the teaching of racism in German schools in 1934

Racism is...

• Put collective needs above those of the individual.

• Hitler believed that Jews were the lowest form of humanity and were working to corrupt Aryans.

• Hitler believed that true Germans should commit themselves to the Fatherland.

• Hitler believed that the races of the world would be organised into a hierarchy with Aryans at the top as the master race. Survival of the fittest.

The Aryan race is....

• Ayran refers to a group of pure ethnic Jews whose role was compete against master races for survival

• 'Aryan' to describe his idea of a 'pure German race' .The 'Aryan race' had a duty to control the world. The ideal Aryan had pale skin, blond hair and blue eyes.

  
  

• The Aryan race is Hitler's concept of a master race which competes against other superior races for surivival

• a community of Germans who all had green eyes and blond hair

The 25 point program was...

• 25 points created by Hitler about how he would rebuild Germany again after the Treaty of Versailles

• A document written in 1925 created for the purpose of showing the German people what the Nazi's stood for

• 25 points outlined by the NSDAP Nazi Party to demonstrate what they believed about the jews

• The 25 Points was a political manifesto issued by the National Socialist German Workers’ Party (NSDAP).