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Duringthe last ten years historians have begun to reinterpret nearly every aspect of Nazi history. Many of their conclusions are very fruitful indeed. But there has as yet appeared no satisfactory reinterpretation of Nazi ideology. The study of Nazi ideology presents some apparently intractable problems; many scholars believe, moreover, that political thought played a relatively unimportant part in the rise (and fall) of the Third Reich. For these and other reasons, some of the most important source material for the study of Nazi ideology has been almost totally neglected. This is the large quantity of writings and programs published by the various Nazi leaders before 1933.

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- Men! -- The Twister -- Guidelines of the German Workers' Party -- The Russian Jewish Revolution -- Jewishness in and around Us: Fundamental Reflections -- Manifesto for Breaking the Bondage of Interest -- To All Working People! -- The Social State -- The Program of the NSDAP -- The Protocols of the Elders of Zion and Jewish World Policy -- The Folkish Idea of State -- National Socialism or Bolshevism? -- The Radicalizing of Socialism -- Draft of a Comprehensive Program of National Socialism -- Thoughts about the Tasks of the Future -- Farmer, Wake Up! -- From Revolt to Revolution -- National Socialism and the State -- The Peasantry as the Key to Understanding the Nordic Race -- The Fourteen Theses of the German Revolution -- Marriage Laws and the Principles of Breeding -- Official Party Statement on Its Attitude toward the Farmers and Agriculture -- German Freedom as the Prerequisite of Folk Culture -- The Nature and Aim of the National Socialist Idea -- The Farmers and the State -- Work and Bread! -- Appendix: Biographies of the Principal Nazi Writers -- Translators' Note -- Notes -- Index