In many cases the emphasis has been on the origins of Nazism in the Treaty that the victorious powers granted to Germany, the Treaty of Versailles. Most Germans felt deeply unhappy and unfairly treated by the treaty, but while the middle class reacted with bitterness, the working class showed much less resentment towards this. The "nationalist resentment, used especially for the middle class, then became the engine of rationalization that it planned to lower its national social inferiority. This projection is well evidenced in the personal development of Hitler because he was the typical representative of the lower middle class, a nobody who had no prospects and made in streamlining their own national symbols.
By then the owners were facing a parliament in the forty percent of the deputies was a socialist and communist. A parliament in which most advocated ideas contrary to the economic interests of the middle class was a threat and, therefore, asserted that parliament was not working, when what really happened is that since it worked perfectly represented the interests of different social classes.
The efficiency of Hitler was due to combining the characteristics of the petit bourgeois resentful and full of hatred, with the opportunist willing to serve the interests of big industrialists. Thousands of small-bourgeoisie, which as things were being given little chance of making money, now get as members of the Nazi bureaucracy, a large increase in power and prestige that the upper classes were forced to share with them. They got many jobs that were taken to the Jews and other political enemies. Those who failed to "pan" if they obtained at least the circus. The emotional satisfaction derived sadistic spectacles and an ideology that gave the feeling of superiority over the rest of humanity was satisfied enough to keep the lives of those who were culturally and economically impoverished.
After the arrival of Hitler to power was another motivation for maintaining loyalty to the Nazi regime and the government is identified with Hitler's Germany for opposing Nazism meant that at that time to oppose the same homeland. We already know that the idea of feeling abandoned by the group is one of the strongest when we talk about fears of an individual in society. So, then, as this was a closure in order to minimize the divergent paths of thinking.
By then the owners were facing a parliament in the forty percent of the deputies was a socialist and communist. A parliament in which most advocated ideas contrary to the economic interests of the middle class was a threat and, therefore, asserted that parliament was not working, when what really happened is that since it worked perfectly represented the interests of different social classes.
The efficiency of Hitler was due to combining the characteristics of the petit bourgeois resentful and full of hatred, with the opportunist willing to serve the interests of big industrialists. Thousands of small-bourgeoisie, which as things were being given little chance of making money, now get as members of the Nazi bureaucracy, a large increase in power and prestige that the upper classes were forced to share with them. They got many jobs that were taken to the Jews and other political enemies. Those who failed to "pan" if they obtained at least the circus. The emotional satisfaction derived sadistic spectacles and an ideology that gave the feeling of superiority over the rest of humanity was satisfied enough to keep the lives of those who were culturally and economically impoverished.
After the arrival of Hitler to power was another motivation for maintaining loyalty to the Nazi regime and the government is identified with Hitler's Germany for opposing Nazism meant that at that time to oppose the same homeland. We already know that the idea of feeling abandoned by the group is one of the strongest when we talk about fears of an individual in society. So, then, as this was a closure in order to minimize the divergent paths of thinking.
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