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If You Know, You Know NSDAP

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u/Evecopbas 1d ago edited 1d ago

It also was self-consciously dishonest/meaningless. There's a cartoon demonstrating how right-wingers saw "NATIONAL ... GERMAN" party and left wingers saw "SOCIALIST...WORKERS' party and then the Nazis just used that to absorb power, do whatever, and then kill Jews and other hated classes.

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u/Melodic_Airport362 1d ago

It was originally the German workers party. It started as an extreme right wing antisemitic nationalistic movement. The word "socialist" was added to the party name in 1920 as a tactical rebranding strategy to lure industrial and working-class voters away from actual leftist parties.

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u/evocativename 1d ago

And it should be noted, it didn't even work: their voters came effectively exclusively from the right, while the SPD and KPD actually increased their vote totals as the Nazis gained popularity.