The Main Principles of Nazi Ideology

Dr. David Silberklang and Prof. Dan Michman discuss the main principles of Nazi Ideology and the place of antisemitism in it. On this topic and more in Yad Vashem's new online course: "Antisemitism: From Its Origins to the Present".

[wormoutsnout]

What did the Nazi's say about Moslims?

[sudhindrabukkebag]

Yes, since early when I first read the novel ODESSA FILE by Fredrick Forsyth a British master story teller. I could come to know about NAZI atrocities on Jews. Then it was only print media that could let me know about about WW II. Now thanks to the youtube and Yad vaschem for bringing out more facts.

[ttlihff]

It's so strange that Jewish people were not included in their "Aryan superiority" beliefs.
I don't mean this as an insult. I always assumed that French, Polish and Italian people's were included in Nazi beliefs. Jewish people have created and contributed so much to the world, I don't understand how they were considered beneath the Nazis.
But, anyway, Louis Farrakhan adopts many of Hitler's ideas as well.

[sirmeowthelibrarycat]

This is an excellent introductory overview of the subject, clearly expressed in a most approachable manner. I would ask you to reflect on the poisonous usage of the terms ‘race’, ‘racism’ and ‘racist’ as there is only one species of human alive on the planet today, namely Homo sapiens. Anthropologists in the 19th century and later misused the new science in conjunction with contorted perceptions in biology and sociology to support their perverted notions of human superiority or inferiority. My kindest regards to you, from a friend in 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England.