Mein Kampf Volume II in Depth (A Face of Fascism

Hitler begins the second volume of Mein Kampf by referring to his partys 25-point program that had already been introduced at a gathering of more than 2000 people, and the thinking behind the braid of those 25 points. He alludes to the fact that the partys program had to contain theses that were contrary from the mainstream and even radical or revolutionary in mental synthesis and in political orientation. In other words, to make any openhearted of far reaching impact on the masses, and to simultaneously bear them solutions that had never been offered to them before, the ideas contained in his partys program had to be of revolutionary significance. The ideology behind his partys movement had to be unique to the point of existence an ideology the composition of which had never before been used by anyone at anytime. All of the theses contained in the partys 25-point program were naturally establish in part on Hitlers view of nationalism and after his goal of a racially and internationally independent Reich. He mentions that in order for any party to gain the choke off of the people, which in his mind was a prerequisite for any partys survival, so that party had to have ideals that would virtually become sacred in the hearts of the people.



Furthermore, by merely repeating the old ideologies and the theses that back up those old ideologies and methods of thinking, a party could not truly dig the people that something that they would hold as sacred.

Feeding on the idea of creating revolutionary ideas for his own party, Hitler alludes to the mistakes made by other parties, including parties of Western Democracy. Hitler maintains that most(prenominal) parties, especially those with weak or in essence reused mainstream ideas, invite the need to change and otherwise reconstruct their ideals and...

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