Nazi ideology
German fascist doctrine
Nazi ideology was the political worldview of Adolf Hitler's National Socialist German Workers' Party, built on beliefs in Aryan racial supremacy, antisemitism, and territorial expansion.
It blamed Jews for Germany's problems, advocated eliminating "inferior" peoples, and promoted authoritarian nationalism under a single leader.
The ideology drove the Holocaust and World War II.
Today Nazi ideology labels any politics combining virulent racism with fascist authoritarianism.
- Kristallnacht1938 anti-Jewish pogrom
- LebensraumFascist territorial expansion doctrine
- HolocaustNazi genocide of Jews
- concentration campsFacilities for mass detention
- eugenicsControlled human reproduction theory
racial purity · totalitarianism · expansionism · Mein Kampf · Nuremberg Laws · Joseph Goebbels · blood and soil · Gleichschaltung · fascism · book burnings · indoctrination · ethnic cleansing · final solution · Third Reich · rearmament · racial hierarchy · pogroms · Gestapo
- HolocaustHolocaust, Auschwitz, concentration camps, Holocaust survivors, gas chambers
- Nazi GermanyAdolf Hitler, Hitler, Nazis, Third Reich, Reich
- antisemitismHolocaust, pogroms, blood libel, Kristallnacht, Nuremberg Laws
Nazi ideologyliberal democracy
Rights-based elected governance
pluralism · democratic socialism · constitutional democracy · libertarianism · republicanism
Nazi ideologyegalitarianism
Philosophy of universal equality
humanism · anti-racism · multiculturalism · racial equality · civil rights movement
Nazi ideologyhumanitarianism
Promoting welfare through compassion
pacifism · nonviolence · Gandhian philosophy · Gandhism · ahimsa