And you keep ignoring my question to name any real differences between Fascist Germany and Communist Russia completely
I'm not ignoring any questions, but this is a fast moving thread.
Differences:
Hitler was a fascist. Hitler's p
rimary motivation was to create a pan-German state across Europe, based on race. Nazism was a
racial more than political, ideology. Like Stalin, he too sought to modernize Germany. While Hitler did kill his political enemies, he primarily focused on purging Jews, and other "defective" racial or ethnic types as well as communists. Despite state regulation of industry, it was not state owned and he
did not practice collectivisation of private property and farmland. Hitler
did not seek to abolish the class system, but regarded as part of the natural order of things. Hitler's prime means of motivating support was through his racial ideology and elevation of the German people. In line with fascist ideology -
Hitler view on women was very traditional (kitchen, children, church) and women were not allowsed to work. Hitler also
supported religion in Germany.
Stalin was a communist. Stalin's
primary motivation was to modernize the Soviet Union. Stalin sought
complete nationalization and communalization of his state and that was consistent throughout his rule. He turned the nation's agriculture into
huge nationalized collective farms as well as rapidly industrialized the nation, de-privatizing all it's industries and property ( to show the west the "superiority" of the communist system). Millions of peasants were dispossessed. In terms of economy - Stalin used
command economy solely while Hitler was partly market economy. He "pacified" ethnic minorities by diluting them, transplanting ethnic Russians into those regions and transferring ethnic minorities to Siberia. Stalin is most known for his paranoid purges of people he considered "anti-communists" and political enemies that he believed were trying to undermine him. Unlike Hitler,
Stalin did not preach racial or national intolerance. Stalin's prime means of motivating support was through arbitrary terror (purges, citizen informant programs, etc).
Stalin's view on women was communist, that they were equal to men. Women could work and did.
Stalin forbade religion.
Similarities:
Both were harsh dictators.
Both sprang out of the post-WW1 economic depression
Both exerted a measure of control over the country's means of production.
Both sought to militarize their countries and glorified the military.
Both were gifted in the use of propoganda.
Both wanted to industrialize their countries.
Both were responsible for huge losses of life.