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The [[socialism]] Hitler advocated is much closer to that of Soviet [[communism]] than [[liberals]] are willing to admit, or than many people realize,<ref>[http://mises.org/story/1937 Why Nazism Was Socialism and Why Socialism Is Totalitarian] - George  Reisman - Mises Institute.</ref> especially those who think in terms of "[[right wing]]" and "[[left wing]]" politics.  
 
The [[socialism]] Hitler advocated is much closer to that of Soviet [[communism]] than [[liberals]] are willing to admit, or than many people realize,<ref>[http://mises.org/story/1937 Why Nazism Was Socialism and Why Socialism Is Totalitarian] - George  Reisman - Mises Institute.</ref> especially those who think in terms of "[[right wing]]" and "[[left wing]]" politics.  
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It is the rise of atheism and liberalism in 1930's Germany that was the main cause of national-socialism. Moral decadence and the decline of religious faith in those years was largely responsible for the horrific crimes that would be perpetrated during World War II.
    
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