National socialism, or Nazism, is a far-right ideology that emerged in 1920s Germany, centered on extreme nationalism, racial hierarchy, and authoritarian rule. It was used by Adolf Hitler’s regime to justify genocide, militaristic expansion, and suppression of dissent. The primary beneficiaries were a small elite of party loyalists and industrialists, while society at large faced destruction and oppression.
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