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Strasserism wasn't nazbol
even then national bolshevism is tranny diddy ahh
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Revision opsec demons
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low-key if you research about strasserism they are more right wing than nazism
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Strasserism is less closely aligned with national bolshevism than normal national socialism
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>low-key if you research about strasserism they are more right wing than nazism
dont care if xey are more right wing, they are simply more right
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>that later became known as Strasserism, which sought to replace capitalist private property with a medieval-style system of "hereditary fiefs"
>Strasser formed the Black Front to continue what he saw as the original anti-capitalist stance of the Nazi Party, embodied in several items of its 25-point Program of 1920 that was in large part ignored by Adolf Hitler, which Strasser saw as a betrayal. The group reflected Strasser's political views, such as revolutionary nationalism, and its criticism of capitalism was expressed in economic antisemitic terms rather than socialism.
>The German Social Union was ideologically rooted in Strasser's vision of a national revolution, combining:
>Anti-capitalism, favouring decentralised economics based on cooperatives and workers' councils.
German nationalism, including calls for German reunification and rejection of NATO and the Warsaw Pact.
Anti-communism, especially opposition to Soviet authoritarianism.
Christian morality, emphasizing tradition and ethical renewal.
Unlike neo-Nazi groups, the DSU rejected Hitler and his racial doctrines, advocating instead a populist and moral version of Nazism. Strasser aimed to mobilize workers under a new revolutionary and spiritual nationalism.[14]
>Strasser positioned his program as a third way between Western liberalism and Eastern communism, though his ideas failed to resonate with a West German population focused on democratic recovery and economic growth.[15]
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>The ideology is primarily the creation of Otto Strasser, who promoted what he claimed was a more "authentic" and revolutionary "German Socialism"[2] in opposition to Hitler. His vision called for a radical restructuring of society based on a rejection of urban industrialism, aiming for a "de-proletarianized" agrarian society governed by "state feudalism."[3] Under this system, society would be organized into hierarchical estates ruled by a cultivated elite, with private property replaced by medieval-style fiefs (Erblehen) and trade guilds.[4] To achieve this vision, he advocated for relocating urban populations to the countryside (de-urbanization), abolishing heavy industry by dismantling it into small decentralized structures, and replacing international finance with a barter economy,[5] while advocating for the revival of domestic private bankers and unsecured interest-bearing loans.[
low-key he was kinda based, i disagree with some of it (total city depopulation, absolute extinction of the national borgiosie, going back to caveman trading, de-industrialization)
but i agree with like 90% of it (deproletarization of society albeit not absolute, repopulating the countryside, ban on usury, state feudalism, guild system)
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The most important man in the state apparatus is Laser Moissejewitsch Kaganowitsch, Stalin's deputy in
the Council of People's Commissars and also People's Commissar for Transport. His deputy in the party,
the Jew L.S. Mechlis, is head of the political administration of the Soviet army and, above all, Deputy
Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars and People's Commissar for State Control. The
following People's Commissars, or heads of important offices alongside Kaganovich and Mekhlis, are
also Jews: Semlyachka (Salkind), R.S., Deputy Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars;
Dubelsky, S.S., People's Commissar for Maritime Transport; Gingsburg, S.S., People's Commissar for
Construction; Kaganovich, J.M., Deputy People's Commissar for Foreign Trade; Sukhovsky, M.L., for the
naphtha industry; Kaplun, G.D., for construction; Beiser, D.J., for the metallurgical industry; Besus, L.J.,
for building materials in Ukraine; Weinstein, S.H., for the fishing industry; Schapire, M.D., for
provisioning; Sejdin, J.L., for justice; Mulstein, S.R., First Deputy People's Commissar for the timber
industry; Zarapkin, S.K., Head of the 2nd Far Eastern Department in the Foreign Commissariat.
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"The ideals of Bolshevism are in many respects consistent with the finest ideals of Judaism"
(London, Jewish Chronicle, April 4th, 1919)
Where else could it be otherwise: "What Jewish discontent has contributed so powerfully to
accomplishing in Russia, the same historical qualities will also drive forward in other countries."
("The American Hebrew," September 10th, 1920)
"The fact that Bolshevism exists, the fact that so many Jews are Bolsheviks, the fact that the ideals of
Bolshevism coincide with those of Judaism, are significant and of great importance."
("The Jewish Chronicle", London 1919, quoted by the "Morning Post", February 15th, 1920)
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I dont like it = brappy