Tom’s Reviews > The Third Reich in Power > Status Update

I just don't believe in the collective might of supposed "strong powers". "If only, if only" - just look at what's going on today and realize that nothing could have been done.

With the exception of Poland, it is agreed upon that Romania and Hungary were quite terrible and the policies/aspirations of the far-right in all three of those countries were pretty similar. Though allegedly, Poland didn't subscribe to race-based antisemitism - at least not to a considerable degree.

So I never agreed with the idea that Germans were uniquely evil or even uniquely apathetic. Fuck nationalism though.

How far does this radicalization get? When do the "Aryan" Germans start frothing at the teeth toward Slavs, Roma, and Jews?

Not even the Nazis could "force" women to increase the birth rate. However, the Nazi movement, in terms of its votes, was supported by women quite a bit. You could even argue that bourgeois women were some of the biggest supporters.

The obvious conclusion is that the Nazis did not care about 'society' beyond the symbolic symbols of change. None of their goals rested upon the material - merely the spiritual elevation of the German people. The ultimate goal: war.

But beyond war, the goal was so obviously - like those who try to bring back fascism today (though this time capitalism has progressed enough to bring this much on its own) - death.

The economics section was a bit dull, too many numbers, but that's mainly because I know nothing about the entirety of economics (I should fix that I know).