BamaD
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ORIGINAL: InfoMan quote:
ORIGINAL: blnymph Again, whatever you fantasize about the NSDAP, is factually wrong. Since you do not name your source I can only guess that you are referring to the 25-points-program of 1920. This in itself was higly contradictory and was never (and could never) been realised in its entirety after 1933. There is no mention of political positions filled by popular election. Point 4 and 7 determine he exclusion of non-citizens from any political or public office. On the contrary, one of the first NS laws (Gesetz zur Wiederherstellung des Berufsbeamtentums, 7. April 1933) made perfectly clear (§4) that the ruling party did decide who was to be appointed to, or removed from, any public office. Since that program was (most likely) written not by Hitler but by Anton Drexler who copied parts of the 1918 Austrian DAP program Hitler ignored it after the early 1920s and after 1925 his Mein Kampf (and his speeches) became the guidelines of NS policy. Again you are intentionally narrowing your view because you already know the ending. You are ignoring the basis of the party which caused it to gain power and prominence among the people, and instead focusing on the movements and moments when it evolved into far-right fascism. From the way you are describing it, it is as Hitler stepped forward and said explicitly from the start "I'm Gunna Kill all the Gypsys and undesirables!" to the sound of thundering applause. He did in Mein Kampf in which Hitler detailed the need to get rid of the inferior races.
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