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Hitler, like lots of other Europeans and Americans of his day, saw [[Darwinism]] as offering a total picture of social reality. This view called "social Darwinism" is a logical extension of [[Evolutionism|Darwinian evolutionary theory]] and was articulated by [[Darwin]] himself.
Hitler, like lots of other Europeans and Americans of his day, saw [[Darwinism]] as offering a total picture of social reality. This view called "social Darwinism" is a logical extension of [[Evolutionism|Darwinian evolutionary theory]] and was articulated by [[Darwin]] himself.
==Social Darwinism Today==
With the fall of the [[fascist]] states Social Darwinism fortunately entered a period of disrepute and few societies, if any, now embrace its ideas that the week should be disregarded; that there are "superior" and "inferior" races; or that war is an appropriate way to show a countries "virility".
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