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...d from the 1880s to the 1920s. They espoused their own form of [[Socialism|socialism]] and had a major influence social thought, especially on the British [[Lab ...stronger forces of the enemy. The founders wished to make the approach to socialism gradual and constitutional, as opposed to radical change or social revoluti

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...eology was centered on antisemitism, and extended to anti-liberalism, anti-socialism, anti-Catholicism, and opposition to the Hapsburgs. Hitler had already abso ...ntisemitism. He later wrote that "whoever who wants to understand National Socialism must know Wagner."<ref>{{citation

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...period dates the combination of social [[Charles Darwin|Darwiniwsm]] and [[socialism]] which characterized much of his later life and writings.

...ocial Gospel movement in the United States was parallel to the [[Christian socialism]] movement in Britain at about the same time.<ref> See Latta, (1936); Hutch ...oined the motto "What would Jesus do?" Sheldon was committed to Christian Socialism and identified strongly with the Social Gospel movement. [[Walter Rauschenb

..." In its opinion, the Roosevelt Administration was leading the U.S. toward socialism, bankruptcy and dictatorship. The League spent between $500,000 and $1.5 mi

The '''Respect Party'''<ref>[[Acronym]]: ''Respect, [[Equality]], [[Socialism]], [[Peace]], [[Environmentalism]], Community and [[trade union|Trade Union

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Czechoslovakia lost territory to [[National Socialism|Nazi]] [[Germany]] in the form of the mainly [[German language|German]]-spe

...ginal thinker, Debs believed capitalism, with all its works, was evil, and Socialism, with all its promises, a true panacea. ...irard, Kansas) and for years was a highly successful lecturer on behalf of Socialism. In 1905, he helped found the [[Industrial Workers of the World]], but soon

...ood Press, (1998) articles by scholars[http://www.questia.com/library/book/socialism-and-christianity-in-early-20th-century-america-by-jacob-h-dorn.jsp online e * Dorn, Jacob H. "The Social Gospel and Socialism: A Comparison of the Thought of Francis Greenwood Peabody, Washington Gladd

...nonic text on the German fascism, called also [[hitlerism]] (or [[National Socialism]]), is the book by [[Adolf Hitler]] entitled ''Mein Kampf'' published in 19 ...war. Since that time, the [[soviet propaganda]] interprets the [[National Socialism]] as essence of fascism.

...ous [[Second World War]] allies to root out all vestiges of the [[National Socialism|National Socialist ideology]] and [[Nazi Party]. It was the result of a pol

...1871, but it remained a autonomous state within the Empire. The [[National Socialism|National Socialists]] forced Lübeck to join the [[Prussia]]n province of [

...8, in the first years of the [[Weimar Republic]] and during the [[National Socialism|Nazi Era]], the history of Bavaria became very turbulent, in 1919 first an

...e German Dictatorship: The Origins, Structure and Consequences of National Socialism'' (1973). Influential analysis by political scientist * Hoffmann, Hilmar. ''The Triumph of Propaganda: Film and National Socialism, 1933-1945'' (1996), 258 pages [http://www.questia.com/read/3549333 online

...nd solace for his poverty in the thoughts and ideas presented in [[Marxist socialism]], although he later advocated [[Syndacilism]].

...ry disagreements over [[rugged individualism]] and [[collectivism]] or "[[socialism]]" in an extremely broad sense. In the 18th and 19th century, the term was

...tician, but only ''almost''. When he confessed at Nuremberg that "National Socialism is the noblest idea to which a German could devote the strength which he ha