I've a question about National Socialism in the Third Reich. I recall having seen a quote by Goebbels in which he said the ideology wasn't for export.
Here the quote:
Maybe someone can help me understand this quote. In your view, did Goebbels mean non-Germans can't be truly National Socialists? What is your view on non-German National Socialists?Nation Socialism is a completely German phenomenon. It can only be understood in the framework of German conditions and forces. Like Mussolini once said about Fascism, "it is not for export."
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