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1!. changing human to human kindness:

be a good person

2!. Nazi ideology and war change the way people made choices

Types of Nazi supporters
German Nazis: Though Nazi Party membership was carefully regulated (and even closed off at a certain point), many non-affiliated citizens of the Nazi State described themselves as dedicated Nazis!. After the war, the most prominent Nazis were convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity at the Nuremberg Trials, where 21 were executed!. Party members—even those who were ordinary citizens—experienced a post-war “purge” where they were stripped of property, assets and often forced to abandon their positions!. As part of Nazi Germany, Austria also experienced denazification, though this process occurred to a smaller degree only much later!.

Foreign supporters: During and prior to World War II, there were numerous people outside of the German Reich who became adherents to the Nazi ideology!. Some foreign born ethnic Germans had ventured from their homelands to become citizens of the Nazi State in the pre-war years!. This was particularly the case around S?o Paulo, where people had left in the thousands despite the fact that, at the same time, efforts were being made to draw the Germany-born population into the region!. Other Nazi supporters, such as William Joyce and the “Lord Haw Haw” cast, took flight from Britain, especially after the downfall of the British Union of Fascists!. Similarly, parties supportive of the Nazis had failed to influence their own countries!. Some people in the German-American Bund were incarcerated during the war, as were potential Nazi supporters in the U!.S!.

Post-war Nazis: George Lincoln Rockwell, a former U!.S!. Navy lieutenant commander, became a prominent Nazi in the 1950s and formed the American Nazi Party!. Some became admirers or sympathized with the plight of Nazi Germany because they saw it as the defender of Oswald Spengler’s “West”!. From this point of view, the Nazi State was brought to its knees trying to solidify a self-sufficient Europe and ward off the influence of the Soviet Union and the United States, political and otherwise!. Spenglerians such as Francis Parker Yockey supported this view, and his magnum opus, Imperium, has sold over twenty thousand copies since 1948!. Essentially, Yockey was convinced that Nazi Germany was a step towards Spengler’s Imperium, and during the Cold War, Yockey dedicated his life to promoting a general European rebellion against the overlordship of both the Soviet Union and the United States!.

Esoteric Nazis: Some individuals have been fascinated by National Socialist philosophy in a spiritual or esoteric direction, including: Savitri Devi of France, Julius Evola of Italy, and Miguel Serrano of Chile!.

3!. How did this history influence how we make choices today!?

History has assumed a sense which is broader than being solely the true narratives of human past!. History is not just the past as an object of systematic knowledge or the discipline that produces knowledge out of that object; history also carries a sense that is implicit in the expression 'making history'!.

Thus History often signifies the production of events having transformative potentials that ushers in the future!. This is how a temporal schema connecting the past, the present, and the future is foregrounded through the signifier history!.

4!. The difference between democracy and facism

Democracy: Democracy is the system of rule by the people!.

Facism: Fascism is a kind of government!. In fascism, the country is considered more important than any one person!. A country under this kind of government is usually run by a person called a dictator, who has the right of total control over the government and people

You know dictator,dictator is used to describe the absolute ruler (other than a king) of a country, who uses force and fear to keep himself and his friends in authority, and can effectively make laws all by himself

So, democracy is a best way to achieve peace than facism!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

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