The rise of National Socialism in Germany, one of many nationalist movements to grow out of the political wasteland of post World War Europe, was based upon the notion of a Weltanschauung, or worldview, that incorporated much more than politics..
Adolf Hitler considered the political and spiritual aims of German nationalism to be antithetical to international Marxism and the processes of cultural globalization. His party therefore aligned its philosophical precepts with central European populism, or the Volkische Movement, making it understandable to everyday Germans, who feared an impending tyranny under the specter of Communism... This production is a philosophical analysis of Hitler's universal beliefs and outlook..
