Union Meeting
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Hitler banned all labor unions, said the government was all the protection workers needed which mirrors the current RW viewpoint of labor rights but of course it was not in the end and furthermore, **** you.
Bull..
Hitler Didn’t Outlaw Unions – As a National Socialist, He Went Double-Down On Them
When Hitler came to power, he moved to correct this hyperinflation while keeping his national socialist views front and center. In 1933, the Nazis disbanded the Weimar unions and replaced them with the new and improved union, the German Labor Front (Deutsche Arbeitsfront, DAF), which was comprised of 2 primary entities, the National Socialist Factory Organization and the National Socialist Trade and Industry Organization. The labor contracts that were Weimar contracts were now DAF-honored contracts. The NaziÂ’s funded the DAFÂ’s coffers with the Weimar unionsÂ’ stockpile of wealth (the existing unions were part of that inflation problem). One of the new unionsÂ’ most popular programs was the Strength through Joy (Kraft durch Freude, KdF)) program, which developed the KdF-wagen, that later became the Volkswagen, or PeopleÂ’s Car.
The primary goal of Germany’s national socialists was to “create a classless” society. Hitler’s unions were central in this cause. In fact, Hitler gave the unions their long-awaited demand, one that the Weimar unions were never able to pull off, a National Labor Day, May 1, 1933.
The Nazi unions even had this nifty little logo.
