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| It differs in the way it is governed. I'd say common socialistic ideology is about democracy, it's the people that governm
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Hitler was appointed Chancellor of Germany in 1930. In 1933, he became fuhrer when he was democratically elected by the German people. Shortly after that, Hitlers cabinet gave him the power of Chancellor and Fuhrer, effectively ending the German democracy.
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| The German Nationalsocialism (GNS) was not founded on the modern principal of people sovereignity with democratic procedures for the change of a goverment.
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But it was founded on the modern principal of peoples sovereignty with democratic procedures for the change of a government. In 1919, Germany was proclaimed the Weimar Republic, a representative republic, just like the U.S.A. It was one corrupt leader named Hitler, who changed it from a democratic socialist country, to a dictatorship... After WWII, they once again became a representative republic, just like the U.S.A.
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| In fact he acted imperialistic as he started his expansion politics in the 40's.
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Actually, that was in the 30's and ended in 1945
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