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The NSDAP program and its ideological principles. Series: National Socialist Library. Published in 1930 by Gottfried Feder a prominent nazi economist and the mastermind of the Third Reich economy.Softcover.
The Nazi Party platform was a 25-point program outlining the movement?s political goals. Adolf Hitler helped write the program and presented it at a meeting in a German beer hall on February 24, 1920.
Contents: Foreword - Official Party Announcement (concerning rural population and agriculture) - The NSDAP Program: The 25 Points - The Basic Principles - The Program Demands in Detail - What We Do Not Want - Concluding Remarks. - Issue 1 of the series "National Socialist Library," edited by Gottfried Feder, Member of the Reichstag - With statements typical of the time, such as: "What must the National Socialist know about the program?" was the task set by this first issue of the National Socialist Library. We have seen one thing again and again, a common thread running through all the explanations: National Socialism is a worldview that stands in sharpest opposition to the present world of capitalism and its Marxist and bourgeois satellites. Struggle is our life in the service of this momentous idea, struggle for a new Germany, and it would not be a true struggle if this struggle of ours for a worldview did not have a symbol, a flag. The Blacks misuse the sign of the cross, and the Reds the venerable flags of medieval imperial glory. Our storm flags flutter before us National Socialists. Eternally young, radiant, and shining, the sun wheel, the swastika, the S rises before us. Symbol of the reawakening of life ? National Socialism, NSDAP program, usury, the Nazi struggle against the Jewish takeover in almost all areas of public life, the fight against Judaism, National Socialist goals/worldview, the ideology of National Socialism, antisemitism, a sharp antisemitic stance, völkisch/National Socialist ideology. ? In good condition.
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