Western Civilization

Introduction

Adolf Hitler had no aim or even a wartime target of world conquest. Instead, he desired for Germany to elaborate east under his principle of 'lebensraum', or 'living space'. This aim was to supply large swathes of land of which the German persons would reside in. This was one of the National Socialist Party's ideological aspires, to supply each civilian of the Greater German Reich much individual land. (Hant, 18)

 

Adolph Hitler changed Germany into a non-democratic and totalitarian state dedicated to world conquest

Eastwards of Germany, much of the community of these nations was the Slavic peoples, Jews and numerous other ethnicities the Nazi perfect considered inferior. These Slavic nations (of which Poland and Czechoslovakia are part) were the prime objectives of Hitler's expansion. While the territory of Alsace-Lorraine was furthermore a likely territorial acquisition, the Nazi government glimpsed this as either unattainable without a extended conflict with France (and finally Britain) or attainable on a subsequent designated day through discussion with France. Territorial expansion of the Third Reich was not restricted to the east. Places like Switzerland were dwelling to ethnic Germans and Germanic peoples who would be greeting as full people of the Third Reich. But these authorities turned down the likelihood of tranquil integration into Hitler's Germany and the Germans turned down the concept of invading, battling and inescapably murdering young individual Germans (this was one of the causes why Nazi Germany did not invade Switzerland). (Hant, 18)

Only when the Second World War begun did Germany elaborate westwards, though the occupations of the nations of Western Europe was only provisional, and a preferable conclusion of this (if the Germans had won the war) would be the creation of amicable or puppet regimes that supported alike right-wing, fascist or probably even nationwide socialist views. A hypothetical scenario of this would be a likely (though very unlikely) occupation of the United Kingdom. Sir Oswald Mosley was a infamous fascist who furthermore sustained calm with Germany, and he would be the most likely nominee for a fascist Prime Minister of a amicable Britain.

     That said, Hitler accepted that conflict with Britain was an improbable and unappealing concept. In his publication "Mein Kampf", he comprehensive his esteem of Britain, the British persons and their empire. Despite the detail that the United Kingdom had struck Germany in World War One all those years before, Hitler adored its achievements. The Anglo-Saxon ethnicity is a ...