Were the Nazis socialists? Popular Youtuber TIKhistory claims they were, but the overwhelming majority of mainstream economists and historians, from the Nazi era to the current day, disagrees. These videos address TIK’s arguments.
- Were the Nazis socialists? | summary, six minutes
- Were the Nazis socialists? | part one, 52 minutes
- Were the Nazis socialists? | part two, 58 minutes
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