nazi party

[ano_bond]

who is the leader of nazi?

[budmendz]

Quote: Originally Posted by ano_bond who is the leader of nazi?

Bai nasaag ka... he-he-he-.... adto bulatlat.com and you will find the answer there. Gipangita pa cguro ron sa mga polis.

[eax]

Adolf Hitle

Try google it

[ano_bond]

Bai nasaag ka... he-he-he-.... adto bulatlat.com and you will find the answer there. Gipangita pa cguro ron sa mga polis
ang saag wa na diri?may koan kas,,koan bai kowang mag kaggg....

[Spec-V]

Quote: Originally Posted by ano_bond who is the leader of nazi?

I need to ask this, are you fascinated & interested w/ the works of Nazism?

[ggierran]

me too..
since bata pa ko, ganahan ko how they succeeded in turning germany..
have watched a lot of movies and documentaries about it.

mao lang lagi, nabuang sab sila.
they made the jews as the scape goat for their misfortunes..

[boknoyet]

as someone who is a student of history i have to correct the term nazi party... its not called nazi party but the NSADP (Nazional Sosialitsche Deutsche Arbeiter Partei- National Socialist German Workers' Party) the nazi came as a derogatory term for the members of the NASDP from the word Nazional. the secret to NSADP's success in Germany was its brilliant tactic of putting local branches in every province and town in Germany. Before it even participated in the national elections, there was already nationwide membership although this only numbered less than 5% of the entire population.Also, it was sheer timing that Fascism was on the rise as a middleclass/capitalist reactionary force against communism in Italy. The fascists were successful in industrializing and militarizing Italy and hitler saw that Germany had to copy their model. Also, there was international support from US and other Western countries for the fascists, and subsequently the nazis, because they were the most vocal and militant enemies of the communist-marxists in the form of the USSR alongside the Comintern (commmunist international). One remarkable departure that hitler had from the fascists was his constant hatred against the jews. it is a trademark in most extreme rightwing movements to create a scapegoat for the countries ills and the fascists conveniently put the blame on the italian communists and italian socialists as well as the liberals and democrats. Hitler well included to that list: Gypsies, Jews, homosexuals, Catholics, Jehovah's witnesses, blacks, phyically and mentally handicapped, and the destitute. Also he would create the myth of Aryan supremacy meaning that Germans had the religious justification to subjugate all inferior races. Adding to the fact about discriminating against Jews was his new concept that "Jewishness" is not a matter of faith but of blood. hence even if a jew willingly converts to Catholicism, he's still a jew. even if he's is catholic by birth, if he has jewish blood, he's jew. this in contrast to earlier conception of jewishness based on faith and not on blood.
Another fact: he's the top-three megalomaniac to kill the most (10 million) just behind Stalin (30 million) and Mao (25 million)

[eax]

Quote: Originally Posted by ggierran me too.. since bata pa ko, ganahan ko how they succeeded in turning germany.. have watched a lot of movies and documentaries about it. mao lang lagi, nabuang sab sila. they made the jews as the scape goat for their misfortunes..

Hitler was a megalomaniac.

[Oakboy]

racist

[abuot]

now why would anyone want to go back to Nazism?...i-execute ka sa US before ka maka plano ana..

[erwin_rommel]

Quote: Originally Posted by ano_bond who is the leader of nazi?

mura man kag si johny pusog bro, mangutana bisan kabalo sa tubag

[toryo]

wala nay panahon anang nazi2, kung gusto ka ug community..select a group which feeds your soul

[ano_bond]

sa inyong cometo wala najud ang Nazi karon?

sure mo?

[Jap]

Bro, Nazis doesn't exist anymore. It's long been banned all over europe. Just in case you'll have the chance to come to Germany or Austria, don't ever talk about the Nazis or Hitler and don't even play with the swastika if you don't want to get into trouble here. Germany is a great country with very nice people, but there are things in the past that Germans are not proud of.

Frieden! tschüs!