Really? by simply posting personal assumptions and citing sources that propagate this nonsense?
It is a known action by Anti-Socialists (in vast majority Americans) to propagate this nonsense - aka You like Socialism - then You also like Hitler
Love? in politics? really? I am sure Trump also will propagate that the Americans LOVE him. You mix up Fanatics of a respective party - with its common voters.
The Germans (around 70%) in the 1920ies to 30'ies were afraid off Communism.
Around 55% were Nationalistic&Conservative oriented - thus in opposition to Socialism, Communism and the Social democrats. (the other 45%)
My grandfather (mother side) even voted in 1933/4 for the "Schreihals" (Squaller) as Hitler was commonly referred to by the general German population - due to Nazi fearmongering, thus propagating the imminent and deadly Communist threat to Germany - upon the Reichstagsbrand.
I have a major in history - obtained at the Bundeswehr Academy and - I have talked to hundreds of Germans who had lived at the time, including dozens of my own family members - I don't need someone to tell or propagate utter nonsense to me about the NSDAP or Hitler.
Hitler took the concept of Socialism and Communism "class focused" and replaced class with RACE and was aditionally obsessed with state and social control.
In order to garner sympathy (votes) amongst the general German population - the NSDAP organized e.g. Soup kitchens thus propagating "we are a party for the common people", and not we are Socialists.
Show me a single photo or news paper article from the NSDAP owned or controlled press that states - the/We the NSDAP are socialists. Or SA thugs holding banners saying - the/we the NSDAP are socialists.
Despite naming themselves the national socialist party, the Nazi’s policies - including the persecution of left-wing critics - did not align with socialist ideals.
fullfact.org
Hitler is often accused of being a socialist, usually for modern political reasons rather than history. He wasn't.
www.thoughtco.com
Ever heard about e.g. Prof. Sir Ian Kershaw? or e.g. Richard J. Evans, Regius Professor of Modern History at the University of Cambridge?
The Nazis were not socialists
In July 1932 Adolf Hitler offered his definition of the Nazi form of "socialism". It differs from that of Marxists who, Hitler says, have "stolen the term".
alphahistory.com
Some conservative historians argue that Nazism is a factional offshoot or bastardized form of socialism. They point to nomenclature (“National Socialism”), Nazi control and regulation of the German economy and their vast public spending programs. This line of argument has, in recent times, been repeated by many conservative and far-right political pundits.
An interview with Hitler conducted by German-American writer and Nazi sympathiser George Sylvester Viereck in 1932
‘We might have called ourselves the Liberal Party. We chose to call ourselves the National Socialists. We are not internationalists. Our Socialism is national. We demand the fulfillment of the just claims of the productive classes by the State on the basis of race solidarity. To us, State and race are one…
As I had stated before - you "intentionally" pick out Socialist ideals, just as Hitler had picked out those that helped to promote a "sense of commonality" for a
common racial oriented German society. - to construct the absurd claim of Socialism being akin to the Nazi doctrine.
The topic of this thread is:
Israel got its Statehood using terrorism
Feel free to open your own thread - propagating your Socialism = NSDAP bull.