Question

What was the slogan coined by Hitler when he followed his aggressive foreign policy?
A. Messenger of God
B. Conquer the World
C. One people, one empire, and one leader
D. We are Aryans, the real rulers

Answer 1

Hint: Aryan supremacy and the merits of dictatorship were emphasized. He wrote about his doctrine in Mein Kampf.

Complete answer: Let us go through the options- Option A. Hitler has consistently taken opposing stances when it comes to faith and religion. Born a Catholic, he first favoured Christianity and then opposed it, following that with anti-semitic behaviour. He claimed to not believe in God but went on to criticise atheists.
This phrase has not been seen anywhere nor is relevant to the context and hence is incorrect.
Option B. This is not the right option. Nowhere in his ‘programme’ has he mentioned world domination, and was a mere statesman. However, some say his plans of domination would have taken a global route. Confusion remains.
Option C. Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) was a german dictator and leader of the National Socialist German Workers (Nazi) Party. His oratory helped him gain his following.
Option D. This slogan has not been found anywhere and therefore this is a redundant option. Aryan was a term of self-designation.
therefore, option c is correct.

Note: His slogan displayed his belief in the racial hierarchy, culminating in the Jews (promoted anti-semitism by associating them with capitalism) being regarded as the ‘anti-race’. He also discriminated against the members of the LGBTQIA+ community and the disabled. They justified this with social Darwinism.