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==Doctrines==

==Doctrines==

National Socialism is revolutionary in nature and without end.  National identity and nationalist ideology have been blended with a social radicalism in which liberalism, democracy, human rights, rationalism, and the rule of law were subordinated to the will of the state, the "state" being autocratic and concentrated in the person of the Fuhrer, i.e. Hitler. Once in power, the Nazis held on to it by threat, intimidation, violence, and the manipulation of the masses.  It assumed that the strong had the right to rule the weak and the so-called "Master Race" had to expand its territory through the policy of [[lebensraum]], "living space", and prepared Germans to accept an ethic of "ferocity" and "hardness".

National Socialism is revolutionary in nature and without end.  National identity and nationalist ideology have been blended with a social radicalism in which liberalism, democracy, human rights, rationalism, and the rule of law were subordinated to the will of the state, the "state" being autocratic and concentrated in the person of the Fuhrer, i.e. Hitler. Loyalty to Germany, to the German State, and to Hitler in particular, was equated with the worship of God (meaning the Nordic god [[Woden]]). National Socialism in [[Germany]] 1925-1945 combined [[Norse mythology]], [[Darwinism]] and the [[Mysticism|mystical]], [[Occultism|occultic]] [[New Age]] doctrines of [[Theosophical Society|Theosophy]] in a [[Racism|racist]], militant extremist opposition to Judaism and to Christianity "with its [[Defeatism|defeatist]], effeminate Christ-figure" <ref>''The Occult History of the Third Reich'' 4 program DVD documentary from [http://www.eagle-rock.com Eagle Media], copyright 1987/2004 Eagle Rock Entertainment. Disc 1: 100 minutes Disc 2: 109 minutes Total running time 209 minutes approx. Plus additional interactive content. Executive Producers for Eagle Rock Entertainment - Terry Shand & Geoff Kempin. An Eagle Media Release - Eagle Media is a division of Eagle Rock Entertainment Ltd. ISBN 0-9743194-6-5 </ref>. Once in power, the Nazis held on to it by threat, intimidation, violence, and the manipulation of the masses.  It assumed that the strong had the right to rule the weak and the so-called "Master Race" had to expand its territory through the policy of [[lebensraum]], "living space", and prepared Germans to accept an ethic of "ferocity" and "hardness".

==After World War II==

==After World War II==