Actions certainly speak louder than words, and, Bigreb, you have certainly prove that here.
If Hitler were a socialist as absolute dictator, he would have nationalized industry.
Guess what, bigreb: he did not.
Massive OP fail.
The only thing that change hitler was his dictator views. After all socialism is the vehicle dictators use to get to where they want to go.
"Why nationalize industry when you can nationalize the people?" Adolf Hitler quoted in Robert N. Proctor, The Nazi War on Cancer (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1999), p. 74.

Didn't think any of us would look it up and put the quote in context, bigrebnc? Let me help you out then from before and after the quote.
”The Communist party had grown in recent years, though internecine squabbling had kept the Left from forming a united front, giving Hitler and his acolytes their opening. Hitler’s party did not scare off business as did the communists: when asked whether he would nationalize industry, Hitler replied: “why nationalize industry when you can nationalize the people?”
“Labor projected a special, almost magical, aura for the Nazis, art and literature celebrated the virtues of the workingmen, echoing similar serenades by the Stakhanovites in Russia and the social realists in America . . . . The workingman was a hero, the nonworking man a degenerate asocial.”
Clearly the author doesn't think the Nazis were socialist because he obviously understood they were not considered as part of the Left. Business
liked the Nazis. Thus, the mockery is apparent when Hitler says, in substance, that industry did not need to be nationalized because he had the working man already while also having business supporting him. He worked with business while glorifying the "working man as a hero. . .".
bigrebnc, you really have to do more than look up quotes and then twist them to fit your philosophy. You have to study and study and study so you know what the
HELL your are talking about, then adjust your philosophy to fit the facts.
Stay here long enough and you may get straightened out.