Nazism

Nazism, or National Socialism, was the ideology that served as the foundation for Adolf Hitler's regime and the policies of Nazi Germany.

# Ideology

### Esoteric and Wicca Influence

The core of Nazi ideas were influenced by esoteric and Wicca beliefs. These influences, including associations with groups like the Thule Society and the Golden Dawn, contributed to the development of a twisted vision.

Wicca's view as a spiritual, philosophical, and Christianity concept together with allegorical and symbolic writings. in the eyes of Hitler and Heinrich Himmler opened a journey of study.

The Gnostic notion of the Golden Dawn order which Himmler was a member intertwined with a cosmology view.

The Thule Society shared a connection with Freemasonry.

Adolf Hitler and Heinrich Himmler, together, they forged an ideology that concealed their esoteric beliefs beneath extreme nationalism, racism, and anti-Semitism.

To the outside world, they were the architects of the Nazi regime, propagating ideas rooted in hatred and prejudice. But within their inner circle, they considered themselves the "Warriors of God," using this title to justify their actions. In their twisted interpretation of Christianity, they believed they were cleansing the world of impurity and leading a divine mission.

Hitler and Himmler harnessed the fervor of this nationalism to rally the masses behind their cause. They propagated the idea of a Greater Germany, which would exert dominance over other nations. This extreme nationalism was the driving force behind their expansionist policies and the quest for Lebensraum, or living space, which justified territorial conquests.

Hitler and Himmler blamed Jews for many of the world's problems, from economic woes to political instability. They propagated conspiracy theories and hateful propaganda that demonized Jews as an enemy within society. This hatred of Jews culminated in the Holocaust, in which six million Jews were systematically murdered in concentration camps and mass shootings.

### Racial Superiority

At the core of Nazism is the belief in the superiority of the Aryan race. According to Nazi ideology, the Aryan race is the master race, chosen by destiny and destined to rule over others. This ideology promoted a strict racial hierarchy, with Jews and other minority groups at the bottom, considered threats to the purity and strength of the Aryan race.

The Nazis promoted a pseudoscientific concept of eugenics, aimed at preserving and enhancing the supposed genetic purity of the Aryan race, through selective breeding and the elimination of individuals they deemed undesirable or genetically inferior, including those with physical or mental disabilities. This led to the horrific program's of forced sterilization and euthanasia.

### Fascism

The Nazis sought to create a state where the government had absolute control over all aspects of society. Individuals who dared to have other opinions were punished or putted to death.

The Führer (leader) held absolute authority and his word was considered law. The Nazis intensified the persecution of minority groups, particularly Jews, whom they blamed for Germany's perceived social, economic, and political problems. This persecution ultimately culminated in the Holocaust, the systematic genocide of six million Jews and millions of others in concentration and extermination camps.

The Nazi regime sought to control every aspect of public and private life. This included the suppression of dissenting voices, censorship of media, and the establishment of a surveillance state. Opposition to the regime was ruthlessly crushed, and individuals who dared to express dissenting opinions faced severe consequences.

Nazism glorified militarism and expansionism. Hitler envisioned a militarized state where the armed forces played a central role in both domestic and international affairs. The militarization of German society was evident through policies such as compulsory military service and the build-up of a formidable war machine.

### Anti-Humanitarian Policies

Nazism was characterized by a complete disregard for basic human rights and humanitarian principles. The regime subjected millions of people to forced labor, enslavement, and inhumane conditions in concentration and extermination camps. This disregard for the dignity and rights of individuals was a hallmark of the Nazi regime.

# Warning

The origins of Nazi ideas serve as a stark warning, a horrifying testament to the fact that ideas can be perverted and manipulated, resulting in death and unimaginable atrocities.

The story of the Golden Dawn is hunting down those who turned a blind eye and allowed the existence of cults like the Freemasons, the Golden Dawn, or Wicca. The echoes of their inaction reverberate through time, with catastrophic consequences.

Ideas, that holding immense power and truth, can become potent weapons when wielded by evil hands. It is our duty to safeguard peace and harmony, regardless of the sacrifices required. The eradication of false ideas and Religion’s is essential for humanity to flourish in freedom and find peace.

The quest for true freedom and lasting peace needs the eradication of false ideas and religions. when ideologies that promote hatred, division, and violence, are no longer in the world, humanity can pave the way towards a more harmonious and enlightened future.

As we conclude this page, it is worth exploring the power of cinema to encapsulate the triumphs and tragedies of our shared past.

In the realm of World War II, few films capture the resilience of the human spirit and the pursuit of hope amidst unimaginable darkness like "Life is Beautiful" directed by Roberto Benigni.

This poignant masterpiece reminds us of the enduring strength of love and the ability to find beauty even in the bleakest of circumstances.

Films such as "Schindler's List" directed by Steven Spielberg, "The Pianist" directed by Roman Polanski, and "Downfall" directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel.

Each of these works offers a unique perspective on the complexities and consequences of the Second World War, shedding light on the indomitable human spirit and the lessons we must never forget.

# See also -

* The Holocaust
* NeoNazism
* Anti-Nazism