Goals of Hitler & the Nazi Party

This essay discusses the goals of Hitler and the Nazi Party, including racial purification and territorial expansion. It explores how they achieved their goals through political and economic promises, as well as the implementation of laws and movements.

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Goals of Hitler & the Nazi Party................................................................................................2
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Goals of Hitler & the Nazi Party
The main goal of Hitler has spread the message of National Socialism to the citizens.
He utilized his book, Mein Kampf, to spread the message of racial purification, and also,
territorial expansion. He persuaded the Germans by stating that they are the master race and it
is their duty to defend their pure blood in front of other non-Germans, who he stated as
“racial degenerates”. The main goal of Hitler for the Germans was that they needed living
space, to triumph. To expand and successfully implement his colonization plan in east
Europe, Hitler built the Nazis party, with similar goals and participated in the election to be
part of the German government (McKay et al., 2014, pp. 855-859).
The Nazi Party and Hitler were able to achieve their goals by promising the Germans
political and economic salvation. Along with this, by spreading the message of “National
Rebirth”, the Nazi Party and Hitler were able to attract the majority of the voters. With this
approach of race and space, different laws were formulated like Article 5 and the Law for the
Protection of German Blood and German Honor of 15 September 1935, which was
introduced by Reichstag. For conquering complete Germany and removing the Jews from
Germany to make the space free, the movement of “Jewish Question” was commenced and
gained humongous momentum in a short span of time, which had only one mission of
removing all the Jews from Germany and making Germany pure and honorable. In addition
to this, for fulfilling the goal of free space, the approach of Zionism was also commenced,
which also helped in the movement “Jewish Question”. With all these different approaches
and legal help, the Nazi Party and Adolf Hitler were able to accomplish their goal of race and
space. They have envisioned to retain the German pureblood and honor, by excluding all the
non-Germans from the country especially Jewish people and in addition to this, expanding
their conquest areas by accomplishing new areas (McKay et al., 2015, pp. 445-454).

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References
McKay, J., Crowston, C., Wiesner, M., Perry, J., Hill, B., & Buckler, J.
(2015). Understanding Western Society, A History, Volume Two: From the Age of
Exploration to the Present. Chapter 27: Dictatorships and the Second World War 1919-
1945, pp. 445-454. (2nd ed.). Boston: Bedford/St. Martin's.
McKay, J., John, P., Crowston, C., Wiesner, M., Perry, J., Hill, B., & Buckler, J.
(2014). Sources for Western society, Volume 2: From the age of Exploration to the
Present. Chapter 27: Dictatorships and the Second World War 1919-1945, pp. 855-
859. (3rd ed.). Boston: Bedford/St. Martin's.