Question

“Nazi ideology destroyed Germany.” Justify.

Answer 1

Hint: An ideology is a set of convictions or philosophies given to an individual or group of people, mostly on grounds that do not have a mere epistemic meaning, in which "practical components are so dominant as theoretical." The French ideology comes from the merging of Greek: ideā ('idea') and -logíā ('the study of').

Complete answer:
The popular name of Adolf Hitler is Hitler. On 20 April 1889 he was born in Austria. He was the leader of the Nazi Party, also known as the NSE Workers' Party. He was a prominent German politician. He was also involved in the German Army in the First World War. In 1919 he was appointed to the German Workers Party because of his courage throughout the important days of war. It rapidly emerged as the most dominant party because of its great performance for the benefit of society. It was christened the Nazi Party in 1920 for that reason. Adolf Hitler became this party leader in the year 1921 and was soon known worldwide as well as in Germany.

Main principles of the Nazi ideology were:
1. The racial dominance of Aryans was believed by Hitler. Only North German Aryans in society were preeminent, according to racial superiority thesis. The Juden were put in society's lowest tiers. The Jews were considered to be Germany's most ferocious opponents.

2. Hitler misused Darwin's theory to legitimise imperial domination over conquered areas. He felt that he would acquire fresh solutions to enhance Germany's might and power. His territory extended to the east toward the Soviet Union.

3. After taking over control the Nazis tried to destroy the Jews and Germans with physical disabilities. In addition, in concentration camps Gypsies and the Black Germans.

4. Women were seen by the Nazis as mothers whose primary job would be to become good moms and nurture, pure, Aryan offspring. They were supposed to educate their children Nazi ideals.

In the course of Hitler's dictatorship almost six million Jews were exterminated because of the Nazi belief of the superior Ario race. Around one million Poles were slaughtered, 2,00,000 were slaughtered, and 70,000 Germans were psychologically and physically disabled.

The propaganda of the Holocaust is combining Hitler's drive to dominate and govern the globe has led to the devastation of Germany in the second world war.

Note: "Mein Kampf" (1925) is the title of Hitler's book, which relates to "My fighting." After his failed Munich Putsch in November 1923 and a trial in February 1924 for high treason in which he received the extremely moderate sentence of five years, Hitler wrote Mein Kampf while being jailed for what he thought was "political crimes."