There is a lot of interesting material to guide us in the history of the rise and fall of the NSDAP. It is an essential link from prewar to postwar Europe. It represents all the vanities and aspirations of right wing Europe, and movements even to this day. Ultimately, they are a failed organization and movement. The earth is salted so nothing new like them can grow. But what can we take from their experience to guide us in forming a movement of our own in modern times, what of their successes and failures should we learn from?
>>544672225You have to be a very mentally unwell person to idolize any element of this regime. Sorry, not sorry.
>>544672379It's only equally as failed as modern Europeans
>>544672432I don't care if it failed or not. The USSR lasted way longer, that doesn't mean you should idolize that regime either.
>>544672560What was the fatal flaw of Nazi Germany/Hitler? What about the USSR?
>>544672652Bro, I don't give a shit about their fatal flaws. This is the equivalent of asking what the fatal flaw of the Matrix was, as if the Matrix would have been good otherwise.
>>544672735What about the flaws you perceive in the world, America, etc. today?
But obviously Nazi Germany's fatal flaw was starting wars they couldn't win and being such belligerent assholes to the rest of the world that no one could trust them, let alone want to be allies with them. >>544672819the whole thing is a loosh farm that needs to be rebuilt from the ground up
>>544672876A lot of that belligerence was what brough them success, overtaking Germany's political system, Austria, Sudetenland; they even won after partitioning Poland and conquering France, it was only after invading Russia that they started to fall apart.
>>544672225If Germany wasn't allowed to keep the Winterhilfswerk, the Kraft durch Freude program, and the Hitler Jugend after the war, it should at least have been allowed to keep its beautiful flag.
>>544673589The current one looks like an occupation flag compared to this one
The EU doesn't really have the potential that America has to develop something interesting and world-changing, unfortunately the USA has a lot of problems of its own in the way.
>>544672379>idolizeI do think part of the problem is people replacing God with flawed ideas and men
What will be the next country to achieve this level of success?
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