Nazi Ideology before 1933: A Documentation by Lane Barbara Miller and Rupp Leila J

Author:Lane, Barbara Miller and Rupp, Leila J.
Language: eng
Format: azw3
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Publisher: University of Texas Press
Published: 2014-11-06T05:00:00+00:00

Another of Goebbels’ “Letters to Contemporaries,” “The Radicalizing of Socialism” is also antibourgeois and anticapitalist. In addition, it is a vicious attack on the recruits from the anti-Semitic right, and perhaps on Rosenberg personally. It displays clearly Goebbels’ own chagrin at not being one of the “alte Kämpfer,” and his eagerness to assert that it is still possible to be revolutionary in the context of trying to build up a national political party. It asserts, more clearly than most other publications of the Strasser circle, the need to appeal to blue collar workers, and it stresses the importance of youth and “movement,’ important emphases in all the Strasser publications. Beyond this, however, it is more significant in what it repudiates than in what it affirms.

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